impound · 1845
A light chestnut pony impounded at Pentridge on March 3rd, 1845, will be sold on March 27th if not released.
IMPOUNDED at Pentridge, 3rd March, 1845:- A light chestnut pony, about 14 hands, cream collered main and tail, …
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OfficialG. P. Anderson
OfficialSamuel Goode
RolePoundkeeper
LocationPentridge
LocationMELBOURNE
LocationCollins-street
Impound Date3rd March, 1845
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 63, 12 March 1845.
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Also on page 3A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Alexander Sutherlan · A notice regarding the second plan of distribution for an insolvent es · Two cows and a calf were impounded at South Yarra Pound, with details · A red steer with specific markings was impounded at Pentridge on March
Elsewhere in this issueSuperintendent of Bridges · Tenders are invited for the erection of a pier at Portland, extending · Notice is given that the Court of Requests for the county will be held · An auction of unclaimed property, including firearms, clothing, househ · All 15 notices in this issue
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Near this placePentridge · MELBOURNE · Collins-street