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Thomas Seale resigns as Poundkeeper at Mount Macedon, requesting post-paid letters and noting his accounts.
THOMAS SEALE. N.B. All communications by letter to be post-paid. …
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 27, 13 June 1849.
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Also on page 344A bay mare was impounded at Kalkallo on September 18, 1849, and will b · Two poundkeepers, W. C. Bond at Benalla and R. Graham at South Geelong · Two animals, a red yearling bull and a yellow cow, were impounded at M · Information is requested regarding Ellen M'Cann, who emigrated from Sl
Elsewhere in this issueC. Coffey, Poundkeeper, lists 17 impounded cattle, including bullocks, · One bay horse, one red poley bullock, two brindled bullocks, two red b · A notice from Sugar Loaf Creek lists 19 impounded cattle, including bu · Tenders are invited for furnishing daily rations of provisions for var · All 1233 notices in this issue
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