appointment · 1856
Mr. George Ashton was appointed Junior Assistant Emigration Officer at Williamstown to carry out the provisions of Act 18 Victoria, No. 39.
Office of Commissioner of Trade and Customs Melbourne, 26th March, 1856. APPOINTMENT. …
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AppointeeMR. GEORGE ASHTON
PlaceWilliamstown
Roleofficer
OfficialHugh C. E. Childers
Notice Date26th March, 1856
Legislation18 Victoria, No. 39
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 34, 1856.
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