impound · 1839
A brindle working bullock, blind in both eyes, was impounded at Paterson's Plains on April 5, 1839, and will be sold if not claimed within twenty-one days.
[508] MPOUNDED at Paterson's Plains, April 5, 1839— One brindle working Bullock, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 410, 24 April 1839.
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Also on page 30A dark brown or black mare, impounded at Gundaroo on March 27, 1830, w · One chestnut horse and eighty-seven head of cattle, including three he · Four cattle (three cows, one heifer, one heifer calf) were impounded a · Notice of impounded cattle at Paterson's Plains, including description
Elsewhere in this issueOne brown Cow, one brindle Cow, and one black and white poley Bull wer · One brindle and white Bullock impounded at Wollongong on April 8, 1839 · One red Cow, a red coloured working Bull Stag, and one red and white s · One red bullock, branded BM and HB, was impounded at Campbelltown Poun · All 96 notices in this issue
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