impound · 1858
Impounded cattle and horses from Skipton, Sugar Loaf Creek, and Wangaratta are listed, with a notice of their potential sale if not claimed.
NOTICE. There is not any trespass on the cattle and on the 9th June, 1858. JOHNSTON PARSONS, Poundkeeper. 6s. 6d. …
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OfficialJohnston Parsons
PersonMr. Hunt
PlaceMount Emu
OfficialJNO. SANDERS
PersonChas. Oakley, Esq.
OfficialJ. M. Ferrell
PersonMr. Boyd
OfficialAlexander Tone
LocationS KIPTON
LocationS UGAR LOAF CREEK
LocationWANGARATTA
Notice Date9th June, 1858
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 85, 2 July 1858.
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People in this noticeJNO. SANDERS · Chas. Oakley, Esq. · J. M. Ferrell · Alexander Tone
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Near this placeMount Emu · S KIPTON · S UGAR LOAF CREEK · WANGARATTA