proclamation · 1856
A proclamation by Major-General Macarthur, with the advice of the Executive Council, abolishing existing polling places and appointing new ones for the Electoral District of South Bourke, as detailed in an annexed schedule.
NEW POLLING PLACES FOR ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SOUTH BOURKE. …
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OfficialMajor-General MACARTHUR
OfficialMajor-General MACARTHUR
OfficialGovernor and Legislative Council
OfficialSenior Military Officer
OfficialExecutive Council
PlaceColony of Victoria
PlaceColony of Victoria
PlaceVictoria
PlaceSouth Bourke
PlaceMelbourne
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 130, 1856.
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