proclamation · 1854
A proclamation by Governor Chas Hotham regarding tolls, defining what constitutes an 'empty' vehicle and specifying toll payment for same-day return journeys.
No vehicle to be deemed empty which carries any person or thing beyond the furniture and harness thereto belonging, …
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OfficialChas Hotham
OfficialJohn Foster
OfficialGovernor
OfficialHer Majesty
LocationColony
Promulgationthis fourteenth day of November, in the year of Our Lord One thousand eight hundred and fifty-four
Reign Yeareighteenth year of Her Majesty's Reign
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 105, 17 November 1854.
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