impound · 1844
Two bullocks were impounded at Pentridge on May 4th and May 6th, 1844, with descriptions and brands provided, and are scheduled for sale on May 30th if not claimed.
MPOUNDED at Pentridge, 4th May, 1844- A strawberry sided bullock, an unintelligible brand off rump and thigh, …
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OfficialG. P. Anderson
RolePoundkeeper
LocationPentridge
Locationpound yard
Impoundment4th May, 1844
Impoundment6th May
Sale30th May
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 22, 28 May 1844.
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