impound · 1836
Two poundkeepers, John Murray and Henry Veness, report impounded cattle at Red Bank, Invermein and North Richmond respectively, with details of brands and descriptions, and state that the cattle will be sold if not claimed within twenty-one days.
MPOUNDED at Red Bank, Invermein,- One blue and white speckled Bull, branded on near rump IB. …
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RolePoundkeeper
RolePoundkeeper
PersonJOHN MURRAY
PersonHENRY VENESS
LocationRed Bank, Invermein
LocationNorth Richmond
Notice Date20th June, 1836
Notice DateJune 21st, 1836
Notice DateJune 23, 1836
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 230, 13 July 1836.
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