Documents [manuscript]. January 1901.

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Documents [manuscript]. January 1901.

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Four items bound together relating to the death of Queen Victoria. (H 8147) Victoria Government Gazette extraordinary, No. 12, Wednesday January 23, 1901. Announcement of death of Queen Victoria. (H 8148) Victoria Government Gazette extraordinary, No. 15, Wednesday January 30, 1901. Funeral notice. (H 8149) Victoria Government Gazette extraordinary, No. 17, Thursday January 31, 1901. Proclamation regarding new monarch Edward the Seventh. (H 8147a) Victoria Police Gazette, No. 4, Thursday January 24, 1901. Announcement of death of Queen Victoria.

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