impound · 1844

Pound notices: cattle impounded at the Pentridge pound (5 March, keeper G. P. Anderson) and a long roster at the South Yarra pound (14-16 March, keeper W. Atkinson) - branded bullocks, cows, calves and a Timor pony - to be sold from 1-9 April 1844 if unclaimed. Owners traceable by the recorded brands.

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IMPOUNDED at Penritdge, March 5th 1844:- A red bullock, spread horns, spot on off hind leg, hair off off neck, …

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Recorded in this notice

OfficialPoundkeeper

OfficialG. P. Anderson

OfficialPoundkeeper

PersonW. Atkinson

LocationPenritdge

LocationSouth Yarra Pound

Impound DateMarch 5th 1844

Sale Date1st April

Impound Date14th March

Release Deadline8th April

Impound Date16th March

Release Deadline9th April

Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 13, 26 March 1844.

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People in this noticeG. P. Anderson · W. Atkinson

Also on page 4A notice regarding a special meeting of creditors for the insolvent es · A notice is given for a special meeting of creditors in an insolvent e · A notice regarding a meeting for proof of debts in an insolvent estate · A special meeting of creditors for an insolvent will be held on April

Elsewhere in this issueE. DEAS THOMSON · A notice regarding the 11th Clause of New Land Regulations of 1st Marc · Commissioner of Insolvent Estates William Verner sets a 27 March 1844 · A notice regarding the insolvent estate of Edward Langhorne, with meet · All 18 notices in this issue

The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 26 March 1844 · 78 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 29 March 1844 · 80 notices

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Near this placePenritdge · South Yarra Pound

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