impound · 1846
Two cattle, a brindle steer and a red bullock, were impounded at Braidwood Pound in April 1846 and will be sold if not claimed within twenty-one days.
IMPOUNDED at the Braidwood Pound, on the 6th day I of April, 1846, by D. …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialD. Coghill, Esquire
OfficialH. Wallace, Esquire
OfficialR. B. Turner
OfficialW. W. Davies
LocationBraidwood Pound
LocationSYDNEY
LocationBent-street
Impound Date6th day of April, 1846
Impound Date10th April
Sale Periodtwenty-one days from the date of publication
Publication DateApril 17, 1846
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 32, 1846.
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People in this noticeD. Coghill, Esquire · H. Wallace, Esquire · R. B. Turner · W. W. Davies
Also on page 1A notice from the Murrurundi Poundkeeper, A. S. F. Mackintosh, lists s · Six cattle and two bullocks were impounded at Queanbeyan on April 2nd, · Several cattle were impounded at West Maitland Pound in April 1846 and
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Near this placeBraidwood Pound · SYDNEY · Bent-street