other · 1900
This notice details conditions under which mining claims, residence areas, or business sites are protected from forfeiture, including reasons like lack of water, obtaining timber, gold extraction, machinery erection, sickness, holidays, or urgent causes.
If any further protection is desired, the owner shall apply to the mining registrar, who shall register the same, …
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Recorded in this notice
Roleowner
Officialmining registrar
Roleapplicant
Roleholders
Roleparty
Roleowners
Orgassociations
Roleshareholders
Holiday Periodfourteen days commencing 22nd December in each year
Protection Periodthree months
Protection Periodthree months
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 95, 1900.
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