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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. lay autijoritp : JOHN FERRES, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOURNE. CONTENTS OF THE -VICTORIA GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, JANUARY-JUNF 188`L1 .1,•ticles twice or oftener repeated in the Gazette are , for the ,Mostpart, only once referred to herein. Aborigines : places of .c'idence prescribed for, 314, 1517. Appointr,ients, &c.-continued. Customsr _1 connts, nspectors of, 90 ; clerks, 44, 90, 140, Accounts, public : i ogul-tion relating to accounts for services in t I 660, 7 52, `47, 1112 ; coastwaiter, 1516 ; collectors, &c., connection, publi grh Educationdepartment, 659. ir, n, distilleries,inspector,1200; 90 ; Certification : Scab prevention and diseases in stock, ex- dockyardfire, 1560; drawbackofficer,1200 emi- penditure under, 813. grationofficer, 90 : engineer,surveyor, and examiner Acts of Parliament of Victor i•r : passed during 1879-80, page 481: of engineer , 404 ; excise inspector, 404 ; fisheries (see during P""0, p:.e 40 ; during 1880-1, page 85 ; during li'ihcr ies) ; harbor department, officer in charge of, to 1881, page S5. ce*_tify to account,, 311 ; harbor-masters, 752, 987, 1200 Left to their operating, 146, 1515. innnignation agent (see Immigration); keeper hulk Assented to by the Governor, 1601. Emn1ftrc, GO ; landing w aiters, &c., 44, 90, 140, 660, Extended. See Licensing. Police offences statute. 752, 987, 1200 ; landing surveyor, 1165 ; licensed premises Agricultural societii, : •c 4ulations for the distribution of the and liquu., inspectors of, 404 ; lighthouse-keeper's assist- grant-in-aid to, 112, 1566. ant, 140; lockers, 44, 232, 660, 1516; messenger, &c., 44, 660, 896, 987 ; officers, 1200, 1516, 1560; passengers', Agriculturalstatistic, of Victoriafor yearY ending 31st March harbors, and navigation statute, member of local board 1881, page 1066. to carry out provisions of, 987; pilot, 691; seamen, Appointments, transfer-,, resignations, officers dispensed with, 140; chips ling master, 752; tide surveyor, 90; weighers, &c. : 232, 660, 1516; wharf managers, 1660. Aborigine, • n,emheis of the board for protection of, 1602. Deaths. See Deputy registrars. Accounts, off cer,, to certify, 44, 232, 311, 314, 493, 751, 813, Defences. See Volunteer force. 861. Deputy registrars of births and deaths, 44, 90, 140, 232, Agent-General for Victoria, 311. 314, 404, 494, 554, 605, 660, 704, 75+2,811, 897, 939, 1061, Agriculture, department of : certifying officer, 493 ; secre- 1112, 1245, 1516, 1560, 1602. tary of dispensed with, 814. Diseases in stock act : inspectors of stock, 987; veterinary Assirree. See Insolvent estates. Surgeon, 1199 ; officer removed, 315. Auditors. See Metropolitan gas company. Distillation act - inspector of distilleries, 90. Bailiffs of courts, 91. Education. See School districts. Bailiff of a sheriff, 91. Electoral registrars. See Registrars Bailiffs of crown lands, &c., 90, 232, 405, 494, 554, 660, 704, Emigration officers, 90. 814, 940, 1112, 1166, 1560, 1603. Engineer, surveyor, and examiner of engineers, 404. Beer stamps : officer for sale of, 140. Excise inspector, 404. Benevolent asylum. See Lunatic asylum. Exhibition, Bordeaux, honorary commissioners for, 403, Births and deaths. See Deputy registrars. 659, 861, 1155. Boards. See Aborigines. Health. School districts. Fisheries : assistant inspectors, 90, 140, 752, 987, 1165, 1200, Vineyards. 1516, 1560. Caretakers. See Bailiffs of crown lands. Forces. See Volunteer force. Cattle. See Diseases in stock. Foresters, 814, 1603. Cemeteries. See Trustees. Gaoler, police. See Police gaoler. Certifying officers. See Accounts. General sessions, chairman of, 807, 891. Civil sersice : otheors appointed, &c. (see thcic offices); Guardian of minors, 897, 1113, 1200, 1516. dismissed, 404. Harbor department : officer in charge of, and to certify to Clerks of courts, 45, 91, 140, 141, 232, 403, 405, 494, 554, accounts, 311 ; harbor-masters, 752, 987, 1200. 605, 606, 660, 8 97, 987, 1061, 1166, 1510, 1560. Harbor trust. See Melbourne harbn ti p;;t. Clerks of the peace. See Clerks of courts. Health officers, 605, 939 ; local, 553, 701, 1165, 1601. Clerks of wardens. See Wardens' clerk. Herd,men. See Commons. Collector of imposts, 314, 1199. Immigration agent, assistants, 140, 987. 1200, 1560. Collectors of c ,,Atorns. See Customs. Industrial and reformatory school.- : visiting committee, Commissions. See Land act. Tariff. 403, 753. Commissioners of supreme court, 90, 494, 606, 660, 752, Infirmary. See Lunatic asylums. 861, 895, 1060, 1200, 1246, 1516, 1560, 1602. Inols ency courts, judges of, 807. See Clerks of courts. Committees of man,egement, 18, 119, 382, 464-5, 526, 678-9, Insolent estates, assignee of, 605. 704, 763, 861, 940, 955-6, 1011, 1092, 1136, 1223, 1271, Inspectors. See their offices. 1516, 1541, 1579, 1617. See Trustees. International exhibitions. See Exhibits )ns. Commons, state forests, reserves, &c. : managers of, 90, Judges of county courts, 44, 221, 807, 891, 939. 140, 404, 509, 704, 814, 897, 946, 1112, 1603; herdsmen Judges of courts of mines, 44, 221, 659, 807. of, 58, 1102, 1594. Judges of insolvency courts, 807, 987, 1516. Compulsory c'J+0- See School districts. Juries st, tt,te, sheriffs' substitutes tinder, 403, 606, 897. Consuls, 314, 551, 553, 896, 1602. Justices of the peace. See Magistrates. Control of lands, reserves, &c. See Committees of man. Keepers of powder-magazines. See Powder-magazines. agement. Trustees. Parks. Land act 1869, commission to enquire into alleged violations Coroners, 751. of, 230. County counts. See Bailiffs. Clerks of court. Judges. Land tax, acting registrar of, 44. Courts of mines. See Bailiffs. Clerks of courts. Judges. Lands and survey department: officer to certify accounts, Crown lands. See Bailiffs. Lands. 44, 232, Crown prosecutors, 140, 403. Legislative assembly : clerk of, 799; clerk assistant, 933. Curator of estates of deceased persons : certifying officer Legislative council : clerk of, and clerk of parliaments for accounts of, 44. 799. 2 CONTENTS OF THE VICTORIA GOVERNMENT
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