impound · 1856
Mr. Percy Batchelor, residing at the Avoca Pound, impounded a mare on April 18, 1856, after no owner claimed her.
Sheriff's Officer NOTICE. MR. PERCY BATCHELOR, residing at the Avoca Pound, …
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PoundkeeperMR. PERCY BATCHELOR
LocationAvoca Pound
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 42, 18 April 1856.
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Also on page 8Notice regarding land and buildings in Melbourne, derived from the wil · A reward is offered for the return of a light-colored horse lost from · A reward of £10 is offered for the recovery of a stolen mare, or £5 if · A reward is offered for the return of a stolen or strayed chestnut hor
Elsewhere in this issueThe partnership of Palmer and Beauchamp, ironmongers and timber mercha · Witness statement for the signature of Arthur Beauchamp. · Witness information for the signature of A. S. Palmer. · The partnership between James Rac and Alexander Higham, storckeepers, · All 82 notices in this issue
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Near this placeAvoca Pound