other · 1854
John Simpson Powers and Henry Clough have petitioned for Letters Patent for a machine to crush quartz and extract auriferous deposits, with a two-month period for objections.
N OTICE is hereby given that JOHN SIMPSON POWERS and HENRY CLOUGH, of Sand- hurst, in the District of Bendigo, …
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ApplicantJohn Simpson Powers
ApplicantHenry Clough
PlaceSand- hurst
PlaceBendigo
OfficialLieutenant Governor
LocationColony of Victoria
OfficialJ. Moore
LocationColony of Victoria
Objection Deadlinefourth day of October
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 104, 14 November 1854.
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