impound · 1839
One brindle working bullock, blind in the off eye, with specific markings and an illegible brand, was impounded at Paterson's Plains on April 5, 1839, with damages of five shillings.
IMPOUNDED at Paterson's Plains, April 5, 1839 I One brindle working Bullock, …
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OfficialPoundkeeper
LocationPaterson's Plains
ImpoundmentApril 5, 1839
Claim Deadlinetwenty-one days from this date
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 406, 10 April 1839.
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