impound · 1856
A chestnut horse impounded at Lexton with specific markings and injuries is to be sold on August 20th, 1856, if not claimed.
IMPOUNDED at Lexton.—Damages £2. 1 chesnut horse, star, stripe and snip, collar and saddle marked, off hind foot white, …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 87, 18 July 1856.
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Also on page 12A notice from the Sheriff's Office, Geelong, regarding a light chesnut · A reward of ten pounds is offered for the recovery of a stolen dark ba · A reward of £5 is offered for the recovery of a stolen bay horse and c · A reward of five pounds is offered for the return of a bay draught hor
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