proclamation · 1901
A proclamation exempting certain Chinese individuals from provisions of the Chinese Act 1890, issued by the Lieutenant-Governor of Victoria.
3891 October 16, 1901. CLASS 45. 7144. Tobacco, whether manufactured or unmanufactured (including cigars and …
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PersonFrancis Osborne Hill
OfficialG. H. Neighbour
OfficialCommissioner of Trade Marks
EventCHINESE ACT 1890
OfficialSir John Madden
OfficialLieutenant-Governor
PlaceVictoria
LocationBedminister
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 132, 1901.
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