other · 1901
This notice details regulations for overtime pay and tea money for female workers, alongside a refusal of a petition from the City of Richmond to change its name, and suspensions of provisions of the Factories and Shops Acts for specific work-rooms.
That each female 80 employed shall receive not less than Eight shillings per week for each week during which she works …
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OfficialAgar Wynne
PlaceMelbourne
OfficialA. J. Peacock
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceCity of Richmond
PlaceRichmond
PlaceMelbourne
LicenseeMRS. J. BETHUNE
LocationVictoria
LocationCohuna
LocationKoondrook
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 63, 1901.
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Also on page 3Court sittings in Cohuna, Koondrook (2 entries). · The Supreme Court sittings for criminal trials and causes in Ballarat · The Commissioner of Public Works refused petitions from ratepayers of
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