reward · 1857
A notice describes two strayed mares, one brown and one chestnut, that entered Mr. Fraser's paddock in Daylesford, Jim Crow, around December 30th.
NOTICE. STRAYED into Mr. Fraser's paddock, Daylesford, Jim Crow, on or about the 30th December last, a brown mare, …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 78, 1857.
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