crown land · 1851
This notice clarifies that possessing Town, Village, or Suburban allotments does not automatically grant commonage rights over adjacent Crown Lands, unless specifically reserved for pasture under established regulations.
CROWN LANDS.-COMMONAGE COMMONAGE RIGHTS. In order to prevent mis-apprehension on the part of purchasers or intended …
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OfficialHis Excellency the Governor
OfficialE. DEAS THOMSON
LocationSydney
LocationSettled
LocationIntermediate
LocationUnsettled
Notice Date26th July, 1850
Regulation Date29th March, 1848
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 24, 1851.
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