impound · 1844
Several cattle including a red yearling heifer, a yellow poley bullock, a black cow with calf, a brindle snail horned cow, a brindle heifer, and a dark brindle cow were impounded at Pentridge on April 8, 1844, and will be sold if not released.
IMPOUNDED at Pentridge, 8th April 1844— A red yearling heifer, tip of tail white, …
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OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialG. P. Anderson
LocationPentridge
Impound Date8th April 1844
Sale Date2nd May
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 18, 30 April 1844.
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Also on page 4Two notices are given regarding the insolvent estates of Andrew Furlon · Benjamin Hancock, an insolvent, intends to apply for a certificate und · Notice is given that the plan of distribution of assets in an insolven · One brown working bullock impounded at Sunday Creek Pound on April 24,
Elsewhere in this issueCourt of Petty Sessions · A reward of twenty pounds or a conditional pardon is offered for the a · A reward of twenty pounds is offered for the apprehension of Peter Str · The Deputy Sheriff will sell sheep, pigs, and a horse on May 6, 1844, · All 23 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 30 April 1844 · 79 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 3 May 1844 · 52 notices
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