impound · 1860
One yellow steer and one white heifer were impounded at Deep Creek on June 28th, 1860, and one chestnut horse was impounded on June 30th, 1860, by W. Speary. If not claimed, they will be sold on August 1st, 1860.
EEP DEEP CREEK. Impounded at Deep Creek, 28th June, 1860, by Capt. Gardiner. Trespass 1s. 6d. each. …
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OfficialCapt. Gardiner
OfficialW. Speary
OfficialWM. BETHELL
LocationDeep Creek
LocationDeep Creek
Impound Date28th June, 1860
Impound Date30th June
Sale Date1st August, 1860
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 82, 1860.
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