other · 1856
The Castlemaine Municipal Council appointed officers, passed bye-laws, and responded to various memorials and correspondence regarding street clearing, fire brigade funding, mining on Crown lands, and land grants.
Binns was elected assessor at ¼ per cent. on the amount of property assessed: Councillor Davis, …
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OfficialBinns
OfficialCouncillor Davis
OfficialMr. F. Poeppel
OfficialMr. Henry Christophers
OfficialWilliam F. Preshaw, Esq.
PersonG. Yarwood
PersonC. J. Cullins
PersonC. J. Cullins
PersonJohn Maguire
OrgCouncil
OrgCouncil
OrgCouncil
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 107, 1856.
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People in this noticeCouncillor Davis · Mr. F. Poeppel · Mr. Henry Christophers · William F. Preshaw, Esq. · G. Yarwood · C. J. Cullins
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