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Charles Moore expresses his conviction that cattle grazing in certain localities will not suffer fatal disease, based on the common occurrence of plants and the sparing growth of "Couch".
As the whole of these are of very common occurrence, …
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OfficialCharles Moore
OfficialB. O'Brien
OfficialGovernment Printing Office
LocationSYDNEY
LocationHyde Park
LocationSYDNEY
Publication Date19th June, 1851
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 67, 12 May 1851.
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