impound · 1843
Three separate impoundments of cattle at Pentridge, with details of brands and markings, and impending sales if not claimed by specified dates in January 1843.
Sheriff's Officer- Deputy Sheriff's Office, Mel- } bourne, 6th Jan., 1843. …
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OfficialSheriff's Officer
OfficialDeputy Sheriff's Office
PlaceMel- } bourne
PlacePentridge
OfficialPound-keeper
OfficialG. P. Anderson
Notice Date6th Jan., 1843
Impound Date22nd December, 1842
Claim Deadline16th January, 1843
Impound Date26th December
Claim Deadline19th January
Impound Date29th December
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 2, 11 January 1843.
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Also on page 2The Deputy Sheriff will sell growing crops, farming implements, livest · Notices include a Savings Bank meeting, ship departures for London and · Auction of maritime equipment including anchors, sails, cables, and pu
Elsewhere in this issueMasthead of the Port Phillip Government Notices (Melbourne), No. 2, pu · Special Petty Sessions to revise the Port Phillip jury lists: Police M · Melbourne · A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Joseph Blandford wi · All 15 notices in this issue
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Similar noticesA brindle sided bullock, a red bullock, and another red bullock were i 1843 · Two poundkeepers, H. Stent and John Simpson, report impounded cattle a 1843 · Two separate impoundment notices from Merton and an unnamed location, 1843 · Three bullocks were impounded at Pentridge on December 22, 1842, and w 1843
Near this placeMel- } bourne · Pentridge