proclamation · 1900
A proclamation exempting named Chinese individuals from the provisions of Part I of the Chinese Act 1890 for a period of six months.
WHEREAS by Part I. of the Chinese Act 1890 (54 Vict. W of 283 Bay-street, Port Melbourne. …
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PersonAb Moon
OffenderLoy Hoe
OffenderAh Fook
PersonAh Wong
OfficialJohn Madden
OfficialC. Carty Salmon
OfficialSir John Madden
LocationPort Melbourne
LocationCaulfield
LocationMelbourne
LocationVictoria
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 110, 2 November 1900.
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