notice · 1849
This notice describes the boundaries and estimated area and grazing capability of the Warrambine run, belonging to John Thomson jun., and William Campbell Thomson.
Stevens and Thomson, thence by a line bearing 32° to a point half-way be- tween the spring called Lackapot and a spring …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonStevens and Thomson
PersonMr. Phillip Black
PersonJohn Thomson jun.
LocationMount William
LocationWarrapinjoe
LocationWarrapinjoe
LocationWarrapinjoe
LocationWarrambine
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 8, 21 February 1849.
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People in this noticeMr. Phillip Black · Messrs. A. and C. Campbell · Messrs. Alexander Russell and Co · Messrs. G. and H. Thomson · John Thomson jun. · William Camp- bell Thomson
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Near this placeMount William · Warrapinjoe · Warrambine · Warrambine Hill · river Leigh