notice · 1851
New regulations are being implemented to prevent unauthorized individuals, particularly those in public service or hired labor, from obtaining licenses to dig or search for gold without proper authorization.
LICENSES TO DIG AND SEARCH FOR GOLD. WITH reference to the notice of the 18th August last, …
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OfficialW. Lonsdale
LocationMelbourne
LocationGold Districts
Notice Date8th October, 1851
Previous Notice Date18th August last
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 16, 1851.
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