Sludge Committee : minutes of evidence
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1887
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Return to an order of the House, dated 5th July, 1887 - that the evidence taken before the Sludge Select Committee, appointed in January, 1861, be laid upon the Table of the House, and be printed, such Committee not having brought up any report
Ordered by the Legislative Assembly to be printed, 5th July, 1887
Committee comprised Mr. Brodie (Chairman), Mr. McLellan, Mr. Carr and Mr. Howard
The Sludge Select Committee was appointed on a motion of the Legislative Assembly on 16 Jan. 1861 to inquire into claims of residents of Epsom, Vic., Huntly, Vic. and White Hills, Vic. that their property was destroyed by sludge
On. 30 Jan. the Legislative Assembly gave the Sludge Select Committee leave to meet after its adjournment. The Sludge Select Committee took evidence from 24 Jan. to 15 Feb. 1861 but it was not subsequently tabled
The Sludge Select Committee did not complete a report. By a return to an order of the Legislative Assembly of 5 July 1887 the evidence of the Sludge Select Committee was tabled and was ordered to be printed on the same day
Appendix: Report on claims of landowners and others, resident at Epsom and Huntly, for compensation for damages, et cetera, from Sludge - by Geo. Avery Fletcher
Ordered by the Legislative Assembly to be printed, 5th July, 1887
Committee comprised Mr. Brodie (Chairman), Mr. McLellan, Mr. Carr and Mr. Howard
The Sludge Select Committee was appointed on a motion of the Legislative Assembly on 16 Jan. 1861 to inquire into claims of residents of Epsom, Vic., Huntly, Vic. and White Hills, Vic. that their property was destroyed by sludge
On. 30 Jan. the Legislative Assembly gave the Sludge Select Committee leave to meet after its adjournment. The Sludge Select Committee took evidence from 24 Jan. to 15 Feb. 1861 but it was not subsequently tabled
The Sludge Select Committee did not complete a report. By a return to an order of the Legislative Assembly of 5 July 1887 the evidence of the Sludge Select Committee was tabled and was ordered to be printed on the same day
Appendix: Report on claims of landowners and others, resident at Epsom and Huntly, for compensation for damages, et cetera, from Sludge - by Geo. Avery Fletcher
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Mines and mineral resources -- Environmental aspects -- Victoria -- Bendigo Region