finance return · 1857
A sixpenny rate was struck for the current year, with approximately sixty appeals to be heard on July 31st, and an estimated increase in property value of 25% since the last assessment.
Various reports have been received from the officer of health, the surveyor, and the inspector, …
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OfficialM. Prendergast
OfficialEdward Hankins
RoleChairman
RoleTown Clerk
Appeal Datethe 31st July
Appeal Datethe 21st instant
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 102, 1857.
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