Address [manuscript]. [ca.1861].

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Address [manuscript]. [ca.1861].

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Illuminated address expressing sympathy to Queen Victoria on the death of Prince Albert in 1861 from the Chairmen and Councillors of the Municipality of Emerald Hill in the Colony of Victoria.

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