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impound · 1842

One black Steer, offear cropped, not branded; damages 2d. One black Steer, oock horns, branded off ribs IBB or IDB; damages 2d. One dun Bullock, branded near rump 90 near ribs A, near ear cropped; damages 2s. 6d. 396 G One red and white spotted Steer, branded on near rump like a brand on off rump resembling J-O; damages 2d. One blue and white spotted Cow, brand on near hip not legible; damages 2d. One yellow poley Heifer, branded off rump JB, off ribs JB; damages 2d. One dark-brown Bullock, branded on near rump TW; damages 2d. 8 One snail-horned Bullock, brown and white, branded on off ribs like (M) off hip (M), a brand on off shoulder illegible; damages 2d. If the above Cattle are not claimed on or before the 25th day of March, they will be rold agreeable to Act of Council. THOMAS PATERSON, Poundkeeper.

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[411] IMPOUNDED at Singleton, Patrick's Plains, on the 26th February, 1842:- One black Steer, offear cropped, …

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OfficialPoundkeeper
LocationSingleton
Claim Deadline25th day of March

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 20, 11 March 1842.