impound · 1839
One red working bullock, slit in both ears, was impounded at Gundaroo on September 1, 1839, along with several other cattle, which will be sold on October 4th if not released.
MPOUNDED at Gundaroo, on September 1, 1839.— One red Working Bullock, slit in both ears, brand near rump illegible. …
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OfficialW. H. LUNNON
RolePoundkeeper
LocationGundaroo
LocationGundaroo
Impound DateSeptember 1, 1839
Sale Date4th October
Notice DateSeptember 1, 1839
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 448, 11 September 1839.
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