crown land · 1847
Notice is given that Depasturing Licenses for the current year will be issued for measured portions of Crown Lands in the District of Port Phillip, subject to specific terms and regulations based on district classification.
NOTICE. DEPASTURING LICENSES-COUNTIES OF BOURKE, GRANT, &c. …
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OfficialC.J. La Trobe
LocationBourke
LocationGrant
LocationSettled Districts
LocationIntermediate Districts
LocationUnsettled Districts
Licensing Periodcurrent year
License Expiration30th of June, 1848
Reference Date17th June, 1847
Reference Date9th March, 1847
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 40, 6 October 1847.
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