notice · 1859
A bye-law for the Sandhurst Mining District outlines procedures for surveying and approving sites for waterholes, dams, and puddling machines, requiring inspection by a mining board surveyor and payment of fees.
2, it shall not be lawful for the resident warden, or officer acting for him, …
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Officialresident warden
Officialmining board surveyor
Officialsurveyor
PersonHenry Joseph
PersonJohn McIntyre
PersonWilliam C. Tully
PersonTHOS. CARPENTER
PersonD. Grove
OfficialChairman
Orgmining board
Orgmining board
PlaceSundhurst
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 2, 1859.
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