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James Frederick Burton has petitioned for Letters Patent for an invention of a machine for extracting gold from auriferous earth and quartz.
PETITION FOR LETTERS PATENT. OTICE is hereby given that JAMES FREDERICK BURTON, of Melbourne, gentleman, …
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InventorJames Frederick Burton
PlaceMelbourne
Rolegentleman
OfficialJ. Moore
OfficialAssistant Colonial Secretary
OfficialOfficer for Patents
LocationColony of Victoria
LocationColony of Victoria
Notice Date4th September, 1855
Objection Deadline Referencefourth day of September
Objection Periodtwo calendar months
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 108, 30 October 1855.
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