proclamation · 1859
A proclamation declares Mauritius infected with smallpox and outlines quarantine measures for ships arriving in Port Phillip Bay.
NOTICE. IRIDAY, the 22nd instant (being Good Friday), Saturday, F the 23rd, and Monday, the 25th April, …
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OfficialG. S. Evans
PlaceMauritius
OfficialSIR HENRY BARKLY
OfficialCaptain-General
OfficialGovernor-in-Chief
PlaceColony of Victoria
OfficialVice-Admiral
PlaceMauritius
PlaceVictoria
PlacePort Phillip Bay
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 57, 1859.
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