other · 1855
Two notices are published: one regarding the registration fee for spirit merchants requiring a certificate from the Chief Inspector of Distilleries, and another announcing Thomas Potter Thears' petition for Letters Patent for his 'Victorian Gold Separator' machine.
TO REGISTERED SPIRIT MERCHANTS. O Fee for the Registration of a Spirit Mer- N chant will be received at the Treasury …
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LicenseeSPIRIT MERCHANTS
OfficialChief Inspector of Distilleries
OfficialClerk of Petty Sessions
OfficialWilliam C. Haines
OfficialColonial Secretary
Rolemechanician
OfficialLieutenant Governor
LocationColony of Victoria
EventLetters Patent
LocationColony of Victoria
LocationMelbourne
LocationMelbourne
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 37, 24 April 1855.
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Also on page 3Parts II and IX of the Merchant Shipping Act, 1854 are available for p · The Government announces it is not responsible for debts incurred by m · Condemned stores, including damaged meal, will be sold by auction at t · Notice calling for claims against the Government up to 31st December,
Elsewhere in this issueThis proclamation declares the districts of East Collingwood, Richmond · This notice defines the boundaries and names of the Municipal District · A reward of fifty pounds is offered for information leading to the app · A reward of £25 is offered for information leading to the apprehension · All 120 notices in this issue
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