impound · 1844
A notice from the Melbourne Pound lists several impounded cattle with descriptions and states they will be sold on July 27th, 1844, if not claimed.
MPOUNDED at Melbourne, on July 3rd, 1844- One black bullock, a star on the forehead, white -belly and hind legs, …
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 30, 23 July 1844.
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Also on page 4Notice regarding the distribution of assets in the insolvent estate of · James Addison intends to apply for a certificate of relief under an Ac · One dark brown bullock and one jet black cow were impounded at Melbour · One cream-coloured cow and one yellow yearling bull were impounded at
Elsewhere in this issueThe partnership of Craig and Broadfoot, merchants in Melbourne, has be · Two notices: (1) Fred. Berkley St. John, Inspector of Distilleries, ad · Application for administration of the estate of William Frost to be gr · Peter Snodgrass, an insolvent, intends to apply for a certificate unde · All 19 notices in this issue
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