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A by-law concerning penalties for breaches, passed and confirmed in late 1901, was allowed and confirmed by the Board of Public Health in Victoria.
Every person guilty of any breach of this by-law or of any of its provisions shall be liable; …
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OfficialCharles Croot
OfficialW. H. Maddock
OfficialW. H. Maddock
OfficialJ. W. Colville
LocationVictoria
By-Law Passed1st day of October, 1901
By-Law Confirmed12th day of November, 1901
Certification Date14th December, 1901
By-Law Allowed And Confirmedeighteenth day of December, in the year of our Lord One thousand nine hundred and one
Publication DateDecember 24, 1901
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 163, 1901.
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