trespass fines · 1854
trespass_fines table, 9 rows
Description of Cattle, &c., Trespassing. In any Forest or openPasture Land, open Stubble, after Grass, …
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Fine Unenclosed LandIn any Forest or openPasture Land, open Stubble, after Grass, or other un- enclosed Land.
Fine Enclosed PaddockIn any Paddock of Grass, enclosed by a good and sub- stantial Fence.
Fine Enclosed Garden Crop£ s. d.
Sustenance CostAmount to be charged Daily for sustenance whilst Impounded.
Fine Unenclosed Land0 6
Fine Enclosed Paddock010
Fine Enclosed Garden Crop0 6 0
Sustenance Cost016
Fine Unenclosed Land0 9
Fine Enclosed Paddock020
Fine Enclosed Garden Crop0 0
Sustenance Cost0 0
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 81, 1 September 1854.
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Also on page 12trespass_fines table, 6 rows · A table of rates for impounded cattle at Maiden's Punt Pound, Victoria · Table of rates for trespass of cattle and sustenance whilst impounded · Table of rates for impounded cattle at Longwood Pound, fixed on 17 Aug
Elsewhere in this issueContracts have been accepted by the Colonial Secretary's Office in Mel · Crown land sales previously postponed for Geelong on August 15th and 1 · George Winter, Esquire, has resigned his seat in the Legislative Counc · William Taylor has been duly elected as a Member of the Legislative Co · All 122 notices in this issue
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