impound · 1845
A black and white yearling bull impounded at O'Connell Plains by James Lowe, Esq. will be sold on or before April 8th if not claimed.
MPOUNDED at O'Connell Plains, by James Lowe, Esq I J.P. One black and white yearling bulf, unbranded. …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialJames Lowe, Esq
OfficialJ.P.
OfficialCharles Wakelin
OfficialPoundkeeper
LocationO'Connell Plains
Sale Date8th day of April
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 23, 21 March 1845.
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