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impound · 1847

One yellow sided cow, white back and belly, down horns, both cars notched, branded off rump MM. conjoined, off zibs 567 B, near ribs like C, a red sided bull calf, white face, back, and belly, by her side, unbranded. One black poley cow, branded near and off rump ED near ear slit. 7 One brown sided bullock, white back and belly, off car slit, branded off rump IC or IO 3 One black bullock, white belly and rump, blind off eye, branded off rump EIL, off ribs 2, ott shoulder like, near rump L, off ear slit. One white heifer, branded off shoulder like B or P. One dark brown bullock, branded near rump 2 or 2, white belly. One brindle and white bullock, an illegible brand near rump, branded near hip like I or 7; damages 3d. One brindle and strawberry steer, branded like S off ribs, off hip S; damages 3d. One chesnut colt, white spot on off hind foot, branded near shoulder IC or IG, three years old; damages 3d.

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MPOUNDED at Singleton, Patrick's Plains, on the 15th July, 1847:- One yellow sided cow, white back and belly, …

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LocationSingleton
Impound Date15th July, 1847

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 65, 30 July 1847.