impound · 1846
One red steer, impounded at Raymond Terrace by Mr. Daynell on August 14, 1846, with damages of 2d, to be sold on September 7 if not released.
IMPOUNDED at Raymond Terrace, by Mr. Daynell, Lee Farm, on the 14th August, 1846 :- One red steer, …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonMr. Daynell
PlaceRaymond Terrace
PlaceLee Farm
PoundkeeperWilliam Gilbert
Impoundment14th August, 1846
Release Deadline7th September
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 72, 28 August 1846.
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