advertisement · 1887
Advertisement for the stallion "The Duke's Sir" (imp.) standing at Owner's Farm, Nathalia, detailing its lineage, breeding, and awards.
ECONOMY. out of Doll Charlie, The Duke's Sir (imp.) bred Mr Thomp-on, …
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OrgHighland
OrgSociety
PersonMr Thomp-on
PersonR. W. Pullin
PersonMr Rose's
PersonLittle Samson
PersonTam's Prince
PersonT. Jaques Martin
PersonSamuel Clarke
PersonJoseph Wilkinson
PersonAlex.
PersonA. Beckett
The Nathalia Herald, No. 198, 1887-11-17.
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People in this noticeR. W. Pullin · Little Samson · T. Jaques Martin · Samuel Clarke · Joseph Wilkinson · Alex.
Also on page 4The Nathalia Post Office timetable is provided, detailing mail closing · Advertisements for John J. Wilson, a gold and silver jeweler and lapid · Advertisements for various businesses and services including a butcher · A dapple bay stallion named Rising Monarch, a prize-winning horse, is
Elsewhere in this issueThis notice contains multiple advertisements and a snippet of a court · This notice contains various fragmented reports including a reward for · A court report details a trial involving a prisoner accused of forgery · George Munder was charged with attempting to set fire to a dwelling an · All 31 notices in this issue
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