impound · 1845
Three red working bullocks were impounded at Anvil Creek on February 1, 1845, with specific descriptions and brands, and are subject to sale if not claimed within 24 days.
IMPOUNDED at Anvil Creek, 1st February, 1845:— One red working bullock, white belly and top of rump; …
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OfficialE. Franks
RolePoundkeeper
LocationAnvil Creek
Impound Date1st February, 1845
Reference Datethis date
Notice Date4th February, 1845
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 12, 11 February 1845.
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