appointment · 1860
Charles Cole appointed Mining Surveyor for Amherst division, John B. Castieau appointed Powder Magazine Keeper at Beechworth, and Edward Hall and John Frederick Naylor appointed Inspectors of Slaughter-Houses.
MINING SURVEYOR. THE THE Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, …
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OfficialCILARLES COLE
PersonAlexander McKay
OfficialWilliam Nicholson
OfficialJohn B. Castieau
OfficialEdward Hall
PersonArmstrong
OfficialJohn Frederick Naylor
OfficialSIR HENRY BARKLY
PlaceAmherst
PlaceMaryborough
PlaceBeechworth
PlaceHorsham
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 108, 1860.
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