trespass fines · 1848
trespass_fines table, 4 rows
DESCRIPTION OF CATTLE, &c., TRESPASSING. In any forest, or open pasture land, open stubble, after grass, …
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Recorded in this notice
Fine Unenclosed Land£ S. d.
Fine Enclosed Paddock£ S. d.
Fine Enclosed Garden Crop£ S. d.
Sustenance Cost£ S. d.
Fine Unenclosed Land003
Fine Enclosed Paddock0 1 0
Fine Enclosed Garden Crop0 5 0
Sustenance Cost000
Fine Unenclosed Land0 0 01
Fine Enclosed Paddock0 0 1
Fine Enclosed Garden Crop0 0 6
Sustenance Cost0 0 1
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 10, 25 January 1848.
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