notice · 1859
The council obtained the police paddock for a convenient site after failing to secure one from Mr. Woodward, with the Government granting £500 towards fencing and improvements.
This application was at first declined, but the council feeling deeply the importance of obtaining a convenient site, …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonMr. Woodward
OfficialWhitehead
Officialchairman
Officialcouncillor
OfficialCommissioner of Land and Works
Governmentcouncil
GovernmentGovernment
Locationpolice paddock
Fiscal Year1859
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 66, 1859.
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