crown land · 1849
Description of pastoral runs including names, estimated areas, grazing capabilities, and detailed boundary descriptions for Peter Hardie (Mindi) and Peter Inglis (Warraneep).
134 point. Mount Stavely is 6 miles from home station bearing east by south. No. 146. …
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PersonPeter Hardie
PersonMr. Thomas W. Downie
PersonMessrs. Gibb and Gordon
PersonMr. William Rowe
PersonPeter Inglis
PersonMr.
LocationMount Stavely
LocationRiver Wardy Yallock
LocationLanghorne's public house
LocationGeelong road
LocationIllebarook creek
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 8-a, 21 February 1849.
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People in this noticeMr. Thomas W. Downie · Messrs M'Millan and Wilson · Messrs. Gibb and Gordon · Mr. William Rowe · Peter Inglis
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Near this placeMount Stavely · River Wardy Yallock · Langhorne's public house · Geelong road · Illebarook creek