crown land · 1848
Thomas Turnbull
Thomas Turnbull Name of Run—Faithful's Creek Estimated Area—11,000 acres Estimated grazing capabilities—5,000 sheep The …
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PersonThomas Turnbull
PersonSutherland's inn
PersonArchibald Thom
PersonMessrs. Garde & Perrot
PersonJohn Brock
PersonJohn C. Thomson
PersonMr. Simson's
PersonMr. Reid's
PersonMr. Paul Huon's
LocationFaithful's Creek
LocationNew Sydney road
LocationSutherland's inn
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 30, 26 July 1848.
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People in this noticeSutherland's inn · Archibald Thom · Messrs. Garde & Perrot · John Brock · John C. Thomson · Mr. Paul Huon's
Elsewhere in this issueMitchell Forbes Scobie · Susannah M Shelly · James Templeton · John Hearne Webster · All 84 notices in this issue
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Near this placeFaithful's Creek · New Sydney road · Sutherland's inn · Stockman's Rest · Balmattum