proclamation · 1901
A proclamation exempts Chinese individuals from provisions of the Chinese Act 1890 for specified periods, and another proclamation rescinds a previous one regarding Crown lands.
WHEREAS by Part I. of the Chinese Act 1890 (54 Vict. No. …
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OfficialLieutenant-Governor
OfficialJohn Madden
OfficialChief Secretary
OfficialW. A. Trenwith
OfficialLieutenant-Governor
OfficialSir John Madden
EventHis Majesty's reign
EventGOD SAVE THE KING!
LocationState of Victoria
LocationCommonwealth of Australia
LocationMelbourne
LocationState of Victoria
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 47, 1901.
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People in this noticeJohn Madden · W. A. Trenwith · Sir John Madden
Also on page 34Exemption granteds in 10 Nicholas-lane, Melbourne, 133 Little Bourke-s · A proclamation by Sir John Madden regarding exemptions related to the · This proclamation further rescinds a previous proclamation from June 1
Elsewhere in this issueSeveral temporary reservations of land for public purposes in Maldon, · Several temporary reservations of land for various public purposes acr · Notice is given of the intention to revoke, in part, a proclamation of · Notice is given that the Lieutenant-Governor in Council is about to di · All 323 notices in this issue
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