auction · 1853
Notice is given that horses left at the Moonce Ponds paddock will be sold by public auction if not claimed within twenty-one days from July 5, 1853, to cover expenses.
SANDFORD AND HARWOOD. JAMES COWIE, Mayor. NOTICE is hereby given that unless the under- mentioned horses, …
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PersonJames Cowie
PersonW. Love
LocationMoonce Ponds
LocationMoonee Moonce Ponds
Notice DateJuly 5, 1853
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 38, 6 July 1853.
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