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A description of a government horse that broke from its tether near Mr. Ebden's Station on the Campaspe River, Port Phillip on January 13, 1839.
DESCRIPTION of a HORSE, the property of the Government, which broke from its tether on the 13th January, 1839, near Mr. …
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Ownerthe Government
LandholderMr. Ebden
OriginPort Phillip
OriginCampaspe River
Event Date13th January, 1839
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 427, 26 June 1839.
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