crown land · 1844
Depasturing Licenses regulation (E. Deas Thomson, by command of Governor Sir George Gipps in Executive Council, 2 April 1844): squatters occupying stations in separate districts must take out and pay 10 pounds for a separate Crown-lands licence per district; from 1 July 1845 a separate licence per run, max 20 sq mi / 4000 sheep or 500 cattle each. Key squatting-era Port Phillip pastoral regulation.
DEPASTURING LICENSES. WITH reference to the Regulations of the 21st May, 1839, and 14th September, 1840, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialHis Excellency the Governor
OfficialExecutive Council
OfficialCommissioner
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
LocationSydney
LocationMelbourne
Regulation Date21st May, 1839
Regulation Date14th September, 1840
Notice Date2nd April, 1844
Effective Date1st day of July, 1845
Effective Date1st July, 1845
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 16, 16 April 1844.
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