impound · 1844
One brindle sided heifer, one yellow steer, one dark brown heifer, and one red cow were impounded at Melbourne on April 8th, 1844, and will be sold if not claimed by May 2nd.
MPOUNDED at Melbourne, on April 8th, 1844- One brindle sided heifer, white back and belly, …
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 16, 16 April 1844.
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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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