impound · 1844
One dark brindle working bull stag was impounded at Melbourne on January 12, 1844, and will be sold if not claimed by February 5, 1844.
IMPOUNDED at Melbourne, January 12, 1844:- One dark brindle working bull stag, a piece off the right horn, …
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LocationMelbourne
OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialG. Scarborough
LocationMelbourne
Impound DateJanuary 12, 1844
Claim Deadline5th day of February
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 5, 30 January 1844.
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Also on page 2William Lonsdale, Esq., Sub-Treasurer of the Port Phillip District, is · Henry Condell, Esq., Mayor of Melbourne, is appointed a Trustee of the · On the Governor's direction (Colonial Secretary Deas Thomson, Sydney 9 · One red yearling bull, one red sided yearling bull, one red yearling h
Elsewhere in this issueThree Port Phillip notices run together here: (1) Resident Judge W. Je · Tenders are invited for supplying provisions, fuel, light, and forage · Teachers of Schools receiving government aid must submit claims to the · All 10 notices in this issue
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