other · 1847
Thomas Rattray cautions poundkeepers and others against disposing of horses suspected to have been stolen, and requests they be retained until communication is made.
CAUTION TO POUNDKEEPERS AND OTHERS. POUNDKEEPERS and others into whose hands the horses described as under, …
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 47, 24 November 1847.
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