impound · 1844
One black mare impounded at Melbourne on March 26th, 1844, to be sold on April 19th if not claimed.
MPOUNDED at Melbourne, on March 26th, 1844- One black mare, a star on the forehead, brown about the face, long tail, …
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 16, 16 April 1844.
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Also on page 4The ship Augustus will be sold by auction on Thursday, April 18th, 184 · A notice detailing impounded livestock at Pentridge, including bullock · A red cow with specific markings was impounded at Melbourne on April 4 · One brindle sided heifer, one yellow steer, one dark brown heifer, and
Elsewhere in this issueA final dividend of one shilling and two pence halfpenny in the pound · A notice regarding the second plan of distribution of assets in the in · Insolvent estate of John Augustus Manton, merchant of Melbourne: seque · Insolvent estate of Thomas Hill, watchmaker of Melbourne: sequestrated · All 20 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 16 April 1844 · 51 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 19 April 1844 · 98 notices
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