impound · 1856
A yellow steer with a white patch on its rump, marked BT, is described as being impounded, with a correction to a previous advertisement regarding a mark on its shoulder.
NOTICE. THE yellow steer, patch of white on rump, BT, mentioned in advertisement, should have 4 off shoulder. 5s. W. …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 109, 5 September 1856.
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Also on page 11A reward of £20 is offered for the apprehension of a man who absconded · A reward of twenty pounds is offered for the return of a dark brown ho · A reward of £5 if strayed or £10 if stolen is offered for a bay horse · A reward of five pounds is offered for the return of a chestnut horse
Elsewhere in this issueJ. B. Were, Kent and Co. and E. T. Danbury and Co. announce their limi · A notice regarding the dissolution of a partnership, issued from the D · William Lang announces his cessation of interest in the copartnery 'Dy · Henry Dyer and W. A. Blair intimate that their business will be carrie · All 76 notices in this issue
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