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A report details a rapidly progressing animal disease, recommending containment measures including isolation, burning of carcasses, and avoiding infected resting places, with the disease now spread to Bargo and Dapto.
disease or not till it is almost dead, so the treatment of animals which are only suspected of being diseased can lead …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 38, 1851.
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