notice · 1860
Bye-laws were passed for imposing a rate and for the management of a free library, with steps taken to investigate gas lighting costs.
BYE-LAWS PASSED. Bye-law No. 64, for imposing a rate; and No. G5, for the management and maintenance of a free library. …
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OfficialGeo. Turner
OfficialDanl. R. Long
OfficialJohn Craven
LocationEngland
LocationCouncil Rooms
Notice Date3rd October, 1860
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 127, 1860.
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