notice · 1859
Vineyard proprietors, apothecaries, and others requiring stills must obtain and renew licenses annually to avoid penalties, with information available at the Chief Inspector of Distilleries office.
Office of Chief Inspector of Distilleries (Immigration Office), King street, Melbourne, 29th September, 1859. …
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OfficialChief Inspector of Distilleries
OfficialLesley A. Moody
OfficialChief Inspector of Distilleries
LocationMelbourne
LocationKing street
LocationMelbourne
Notice Date29th September, 1859
Notice Date10th October, 1859
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 166, 1859.
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