impound · 1845
A young black mare was impounded at Melbourne on July 6th, 1845, and will be sold if not claimed by July 30th.
IMPOUNDED at Melbourne, on 6th July, 1845:— One young black mare, a white stripe down the face, white hind fetlocks, …
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PoundkeeperG. Scarborough
OfficialSamuel Goode
LocationMelbourne
LocationCollins-street
Impound Date6th July, 1845
Claim Deadline30th day of July
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 79, 9 July 1845.
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Also on page 5Notice is given for parties with claims on the estate of the deceased · District Trustees appointed for the Port Phillip Savings' Bank receipt · A red and white cow was impounded at Deep Creek Pound on July 4th, 184 · Information is requested regarding the present residence and position
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