other · 1858
A notice regarding a stray chesnut filly found running in a paddock at Kensington, Moolap, with no visible brand, requiring proof of ownership for its return.
DAVID CLARKE. No. 1256. A CHESNUT FILLY ASTRAY. OW running in my paddock, at Kensington, Moolap, a chesnut filly, …
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PersonDavid Clarke
PersonChristopher S. Friend
OfficialSolicitor
LocationKensington
LocationMoolap
LocationGeelong
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 110, 1858.
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