impound · 1846
A notice from the Ovens pound lists several impounded cattle including cows, a heifer, a steer, and a bull, with details of brands and markings, to be sold on February 15, 1846, if not claimed.
IMPOUNDED at the Ovens, 23rd January, 1846— Yellow cow, two squares conjoined off ribs Red sided cow, IJT off rump, …
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PoundkeeperThomas Clark
LocationOvens
Impound Date23rd January, 1846
Sale Date15th day of February, 1846
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 5, 5 February 1846.
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Also on page 7Notice regarding the insolvency of Alexander Chisholm, a commission ag · Two working bullocks were impounded at Melbourne on January 31, 1846, · Two horses, a dark bay horse and a roan mare, were impounded at Bullee · A list of impounded cattle including cows, heifers, and bullocks with
Elsewhere in this issueContinuation (surnames K-T) of the Melbourne Post Office unclaimed-let · Acting Postmaster S. J. Ussher closes the Melbourne unclaimed-letter l · Port Phillip Medical Board (P. Cussen, Godfrey Howitt, W. B. Wilmot, E · Campbell, Duncan · All 19 notices in this issue
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