impound · 1848
A bay mare and a chestnut draught mare were impounded at Deep Creek Pound on October 8th, 1848, and will be sold if not claimed by November 1st.
A. FITZ ROY. By His Excellency's Command, E. DEAS THOMSON. …
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PoundkeeperW. Wright
PoundkeeperPoundkeeper
LocationDeep Creek Pound
OfficialA. Fitz Roy
OfficialE. Deas Thomson
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 41, 11 October 1848.
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People in this noticeA. Fitz Roy · E. Deas Thomson
Also on page 11Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy, Governor of New South Wales, extends th · A light brown filly impounded at Melbourne on October 9th, 1848, with · Several cattle including heifers and cows were impounded at Footscray, · A black aged mare with a chesnut foal at foot was impounded at Footscr
Elsewhere in this issueThree land grants are described for the Independent Chapel in Melbourn · Descriptions of land grants appropriated to the Wesleyans in the Port · The Governor declares the Queen's Wharf at Portland to be a public wha · The Governor declares the Queen's Wharf at Geelong to be a Public Whar · All 55 notices in this issue
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Near this placeDeep Creek Pound