impound · 1836
Four dark brindle and red working bullocks with white backs and bellies, bearing various brands, were impounded at Cowpasture Bridge on August 11, 1836, and will be sold on September 4, 1836, if not claimed.
MPOUNDED IMPOUNDED at the Cowpasture Bridge, on the 11th August, 1836- One dark brindle working Bullock, …
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OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialJ. G. Petingale
LocationCowpasture Bridge
LocationCowpasture Bridge
LocationLower George-street
Impoundment Date11th August, 1836
Potential Sale Date4th Septem- ber
Notice DateAugust 15, 1836
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 236, 24 August 1836.
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