impound · 1844
Several cattle, including a brindle heifer, red steer, spotted poley bullock, and yellow cow, were impounded at Deep Creek on May 14, 1844, and are scheduled for sale on June 7, 1844.
IMPOUNDED at the Deep Creek, 14th May, 1844- One brindle heifer, white stripe on rump, white belly, …
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OfficialJ. C. Heminsley
OfficialWilliam Clarke
LocationDeep Creek
LocationLittle Collins-street
Impound Date14th May, 1844
Sale Date7th day of June next ensuing
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 23, 4 June 1844.
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Also on page 4William Dawson, an insolvent, intends to apply for a certificate under · A notice regarding the plan of distribution of assets in the insolvent · John Lee Gill, insolvent of Melbourne, gives notice he will apply to C · Two separate notices detail impounded livestock at Pentridge and Melbo
Elsewhere in this issueTail of the Melbourne unclaimed-letters list (S-Y names) closing with · Deputy Sheriff sale (Lamb Inn, Melbourne, 10 June 1844) of the defenda · James Addison intends to apply for a certificate under an insolvency a · John Maude Woolley intends to apply for an insolvency certificate on J · All 14 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 4 June 1844 · 83 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 7 June 1844 · 56 notices
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