proclamation · 1901

This proclamation appoints specific dates in March and April 1901 as Public Holidays or Bank Half-Holidays in various locations within Victoria, Australia.

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PUBLIC AND BANK HOLIDAYS. PROCLAMATION By His Excellency the Honorable Sir John Madden, …

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OfficialSir John Madden

RoleLieutenant-Governor

PlaceState of Victoria

PlaceCommonwealth of Australia

OrgExecutive Council

OfficialJohn Madden

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 36, 1901.

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Also on page 1This is a supplement to the Victoria Government Gazette from March 20,

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