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A chestnut coloured gelding, aged and branded on the shoulder, escaped government tether on January 13, 1839, near Mr. Ebden's Station on the Campaspe River, Port Phillip.
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OwnerGovernment
PersonMr. Ebden
LocationCampaspe River
LocationPort Phillip
Escape Date13th January, 1839
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 425, 19 June 1839.
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