appointment · 1900
The Lieutenant-Governor in Council accepted resignations from various official positions including members of the Bread Board, Sheriff's Bailiff, Magistrate, and Bailiff of the County Court.
THE Lieutenant-Governor in Council has, by Orders made on the 18th day of June, 1900, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialHugh Fraser
OfficialHenry Hurst
OfficialMichael Keeffe
OfficialAlexander C. Rrith
OfficialWilliam Stockdale
OfficialLewis Fairley
PlaceNhill
MagistrateTIMOTHY TAYLOR, Esq.
RoleMagistrate
PlaceMidland Bailiwick
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 63, 22 June 1890.
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