proclamation · 1901
Proclamation appointing June 3rd, 1901 as a Bank Holiday throughout Victoria for the King's Birthday, and June 5th, 1901 as a Half-Holiday at Avoca.
May 24, 1901. BANK HOLIDAYS. PROCLAMATION 1664 By His Excellency the Honorable Sir John Madden, …
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OfficialSir John Madden
OfficialJohn Madden
OfficialW. A. Trenwith
RoleChief Secretary
EventHis Majesty's reign
EventGOD SAVE THE KING!
LocationVictoria
LocationCommonwealth of Aus- tralia
LocationVictoria
LocationAvoca
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 60, 1901.
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