impound · 1848
A dark chesnut horse impounded at the Campaspie River, Mount Macedon on November 2, 1848, will be sold if not claimed by November 25, 1848.
IMPOUNDED at the Campaspie River, Mount Macedon, November 2, 1848- 1 dark chesnut horse, switch tail, star on forehead, …
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 46, 15 November 1848.
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Also on page 12W. C. Bond, Poundkeeper, impounded animals on November 7th, 1848, at M · Two steers, one white with hoop horns and a Z brand, and one strawberr · A bay horse impounded at Deep Creek Pound on November 6, 1848, will be · A dark red steer and a strawberry cow were impounded at Deep Creek Pou
Elsewhere in this issueThree allotments of 160 acres each near Nillumbik in Bourke county are · This notice contains government information, likely administrative, wi · A notice listing impounded animals at Bacchus Marsh Pound, including h · William Crook, Poundkeeper, is holding a dark bay mare, a brown or dar · All 52 notices in this issue
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Near this placethe Campaspie River, Mount Macedon