impound · 1844
One brindle and white working bullock impounded at Melbourne on November 19, 1844, with illegible brands, to be sold on December 13 if not claimed.
IMPOUNDED at Melbourne, on Nov. 19; 1844— One brindle and white working bullock, off rump B conjoined, …
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OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialG. Scarborough
OfficialWilliam Clarke
OfficialGovernment Printer
LocationMelbourne
LocationLittle Collins-street
LocationMelbourne
Impound DateNov. 19; 1844
Claim Deadlinethe 13th day of December
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 48, 26 November 1844.
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