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impound · 1839

One red working bullock, one red working bullock, one black bullock, one brindle cow, and one old light brindle or yellow working bullock were impounded at Goulburn on October 5, 1839. Additionally, one black mare, one black mare, and one roan pony were impounded from the estates of Messrs. E. S. Hall and Conlin at Lake Bathurst. If not claimed by November 9, 1839, they will be sold.

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MPOUNDED at Goulburn, on October 5, 1839, from Gurary Gang- One red Working Bullock, whitebelly, belly, wide horns, …

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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 458, 16 October 1839.