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NRS-18010 | Letter book [Deniliquin Court of Petty Sessions]

NSW State Archives Collection
AGY-1462 | Deniliquin Court of Petty Sessions [II]
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This Outward Letter Book contains letters sent from the Registrar, and then later the Sheriff’s Officer, at Deniliquin. The majority of the letters have been sent to the Chief Electoral Officer in Sydney, the Deputy Registrars, the Sheriff or members of the public claiming Electors Rights.

The letters stop on 5 September 1896 and begin again on 25 February 1918.

The bottom quarter of the volume has been stained with water.

Created: 1894-04-09 to 1925-03-06

Data time period: 1894-04-09 to 1925-03-06

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