impound · 1844
A young brindle steer and two horses were impounded at Pentridge on September 6th and 11th, 1844, and will be sold on October 1st and 5th if not claimed.
MPOUNDED IMPOUNDED at Pentridge, on 6th and 11th. September, 1844- A.young brindle steer, white tail, no visible brand. …
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OfficialG. P. ANDERSON
LocationPentridge
LocationSunday Creek Pound
LocationGoulburn River
Impound Date6th and 11th. September, 1844
Sale Date1st and 5th October
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 40, 1 October 1844.
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Near this placePentridge · Sunday Creek Pound · Goulburn River