impound · 1850
A notice regarding an impounded light bay gelding, a strawberry cow, and a white steer, with details of their markings and impending sale if not claimed.
1 light bay gelding, a star on the fore- head, a white anip on the nose, near fore and near hind fetlocks white, …
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 39, 18 September 1850.
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