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Henry Evans Baker, Philip Gulley, Henry Willoughby, and William Rule have petitioned for Letters Patent for an improved machine for crushing quartz and auriferous rocks in Victoria.
NOTICE is hereby given that HENRY EVANS BAKER, PHILIP GULLEY, HENRY WIL- LOUGHBY, and WILLIAM RULE, …
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InventorHenry Evans Baker
InventorPhilip Gulley
InventorHenry Willoughby
InventorWilliam Rule
PlaceColony of Victoria
Orgthis office
OfficialJ. Moore
OfficialAssistant Colonial Secretary
OfficialOfficer for Patents
Act Year17 Victoria
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 16, 16 February 1855.
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Also on page 5Assistant Civil Commissaries' authority to draw cheques upon the Civil · Letters Patent were granted for an invention related to crushing quart · The Lieutenant Governor requests information from charitable instituti · A reward of twenty pounds is offered for information leading to the di
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