impound · 1837
John Murray, Poundkeeper at Redbank, impounded one white-sided cow, one red-sided steer, one red-sided male calf, one yellow brindle-sided cow, one black cow, one strawberry poley cow, one black cow, one red brindle bullock, one blue-sided cow, one strawberry heifer, one red-sided heifer, one dark brown-sided heifer, one blue steer, and one brindle-sided bull on March 11, 1837. If not released within twenty-one days, the cattle will be sold.
I MPOUNDED at Redbank, Invermein-One white- sided Cow, black rump, neck, and head, brand on T off rump apparently S, …
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OfficialJohn Murray
OfficialPoundkeeper
PlaceRedbank
PlaceInvermein
LocationRedbank
LocationInvermein
Impound DateMarch 11, 1837
Release Periodtwenty-one days
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 268, 22 March 1837.
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