impound · 1836

Two poundkeepers, W. Vivers of Hillend and Henry Veness of North Richmond, report impounded cattle and a bullock, with descriptions and brands, to be sold if not claimed.

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IMPOUNDED at Hillend, district of Merton, One black Cow, white flanks, branded off hip CM a hole through the near ear. …

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OfficialPoundkeeper

OfficialW. Vivers

OfficialHenry Veness

PlaceNorth Richmond

LocationHillend

LocationMerton

LocationNorth Richmond

Sale DateSaturday 9th July

Notice Date15th June, 1836

Notice DateJune 21st, 1836

NSW Government Gazette, No. 229, 1836.

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