notice · 1901
A caution is issued regarding false statements in applications under the Voting by Post Act 1900, with a penalty of two years imprisonment, signed by W. A. Trenwith, Chief Secretary, dated May 27, 1901.
Caution.-Any Any person wiifully making a false statement in an application is liable on conviction to two years' …
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OfficialW. A. TREN WITH
OfficialChief Secretary
Roleperson
LocationMelbourne
Notice Date27th day of May, 1901
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 74, 1901.
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