impound · 1846
G. P. Anderson, Poundkeeper at Pentridge, impounded several cattle and horses on May 3rd, 1846, to be sold on June 1st if not claimed.
MPOUNDED at Pentridge, May 3rd, 1846. A red bullock, white on forehead and rump, W off ribs. …
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PoundkeeperG. P. Anderson
RolePoundkeeper
LocationPentridge
Impound DateMay 3rd, 1846
Sale Date1st of June
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 21, 28 May 1846.
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