impound · 1839
Two separate impoundment notices detail cattle and horses taken to Berina Pound and Dungog, with descriptions and brands, and one cow to be sold if not claimed.
MPOUNDED at Berina Pound, on the 29th Decem- ber, the undermentioned Cattle— One bright chestnut Horse, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialJames Brown
OfficialChief Constable
OfficialThomas Williams
LocationBerina Pound
LocationBarima
LocationDungog
LocationWilliam's River
Impound Date29th Decem- ber
Notice DateJanuary 7, 1839
Sale DeadlineMonday, the 28th instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 382, 16 January 1839.
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People in this noticeJames Brown · Thomas Williams
Also on page 26Two cattle, a dun cow with a calf and a brindle heifer, were impounded · Three cattle, including a bull, were impounded at Muswell Brook and wi · One light brindle Cow, one yellow yearling Bull, and one dark brindle · Two cattle, a strawberry-colored bull stag and a brindle bullock, were
Elsewhere in this issueTwo mares and a bullock were impounded at Old Bong Bong Pound on Janua · A chestnut horse with black points, no shoes, and white markings was i · Two bullocks were impounded at Bankstown on January 8, 1839, and will · A chestnut horse impounded at Bathurst on January 14, 1839, will be so · All 112 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 19 January 1839 · 76 notices
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Near this placeBerina Pound · Barima · Dungog · William's River