impound · 1846
A red brindle bullock, branded IRB and M, was impounded at North Richmond on May 7, 1846, after being found at Kurrajong, and will be sold if not claimed within twenty-four days.
IMPOUNDED at North Richmond, on the 7th day of May, 1846, from Kurrajong, by Patrick Riley :— One red brindle bullock, …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonPatrick Riley
OfficialJohn Moore
RolePoundkeeper
LocationNorth Richmond
LocationKurrajong
Impound Date7th day of May, 1846
Claim Periodtwenty-four days from the date of publication
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 42, 22 May 1846.
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