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New regulations effective from July 1, 1845, require separate depasturing licenses for each district and station, with limits on area and stock numbers, and increased fees.
DEPASTURING LICENSES. W ITH reference to the Regulations of the 21st May, 1839, and 14th September, 1840, …
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OfficialGOVERNOR
OfficialCommissioner
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
LocationSydney
LocationCrown Lands
Notice Date2nd April, 1844
Regulation Date21st May, 1839
Regulation Date14th September, 1840
Effective Date1st day of July, 1845
Effective Date1st July, 1845
Time Periodensuing three years
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 33, 2 April 1844.
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