impound · 1849
Two horses were impounded at Benalla, Broken River on November 20, 1849, and will be sold on December 18, 1849, if not released.
IMPOUNDED at Benalla, Broken River, 20th Nov., 1849- One dark brown or black horse, long tail, small star in forehead, …
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LocationBenalla
LocationBroken River
OfficialW. C. Bond
RolePoundkeeper
Impound Date20th Nov., 1849
Sale Date18th Dec., 1849
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 54, 28 November 1849.
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