impound · 1845
Two working bullocks were impounded at Melbourne on February 11th, 1845, and will be sold if not claimed by March 7th.
IMPOUNDED at Melbourne, on February 11th, 1845:— One brindle sided working bullock, white back, belly, and face, …
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OfficialG. Scarborough
RolePoundkeeper
Locationpound yard
Impound DateFebruary 11th, 1845
Sale Date7th day of March
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 60, 19 February 1845.
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