impound · 1851
William Crook, Poundkeeper, impounded five horses and fillies at Bacchus Marsh, from H. M'Leod's run, to be sold on March 23rd if not claimed.
IMPOUNDED at Bacchus Marsh, Feb. 1851, By H. M'Leod, from his run, trespass 4d 'per head, 1 white or light grey mare, …
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 13, 12 March 1851.
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Also on page 7His Excellency the Governor appointed Mr. Lyndon. Phillipe Poingdestre · A license has been granted to Mr. William Binstead of Melbourne to hir · Three horses, a bay mare, a chesnut mare, and a bay filly, advertised · A bay horse impounded at Burn Bank Pyrenees on March 6, 1851, with dam
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