other · 1848
This notice details land runs including their estimated areas, grazing capabilities, and boundary descriptions for Henry Grey Bennett (Mount Pleasant), John and Robert Bakewell (Burneweng), and William Henry Bacchus, Junr (Speeds).
Henry Grey Bennett Name of run—Mount Pleasant Estimated area—32,000 acres Estimated grazing capabilities—4,000 sheep …
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PersonHenry Grey Bennett
PersonBertram
PlaceCampaspie
PlaceMount Campbell
PlaceBarrie Down
PersonJohn and Robert Bakewell
PlaceCampaspie river
PlacePicaninny creek
PersonFrancis Robertson
PlaceCampaspie river
PlaceMount Pleasant creek
PersonJames Cooper
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 40, 4 October 1848.
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People in this noticeBertram · John and Robert Bakewell · Francis Robertson · James Cooper · Edward Curr · Alexander Sim
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Near this placeCampaspie · Mount Campbell · Barrie Down · Campaspie river · Picaninny creek