impound · 1840
Notice of impounded animals from Penrith, dated September 30, 1840, with Poundkeeper Edward Booth.
EDWARD BOOTH, S.n., Poundkeeper. September 30, 1840 [11s. 3d.
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 65, 14 October 1840.
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Also on page 28One blue sided Bullock, branded O, conjoined, on right rump. L Also, o · This notice details cattle impounded at Muswellbrook, East Maitland, a · Cattle and a bullock were impounded at Braidwood on September 25, 1840 · A bay colt impounded at Bungadore on September 29, 1840, will be sold
Elsewhere in this issueOne dark bay Gelding, one grey Gelding, one dark bay Mare and Foal, on · One horse and two cattle were impounded at Red Bank on October 2nd, 18 · One white cow with yellow ears and a yellow spot on off rump, branded · One red working Bullock, branded G on H off rump, and other cattle and · All 132 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 14 October 1840 · 5 notices
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