impound · 1842
One brindle Steer, one white poley Bull Calf, one black Cow, one red Steer, and one red Bull were impounded at Carcoar on July 18, 1842, and will be sold if not claimed by August.
IMPOUNDED at Carcoar, on the 18th July, 1842 :— One brindle Steer, branded apparently TP off ribs, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 66, 19 August 1842.
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Also on page 18One brindled Poley Cow, one red and white Ox, and one blue and white C · One white working bullock with red markings and an illegible brand was · John Clark, Poundkeeper at Saint Aubin's Pound, impounded numerous cat · Two separate impoundment notices from Yass and Menangle Pounds in July
Elsewhere in this issueOne red Bullock, one spotted Steer, and one dark-brown Heifer impounde · Three animals, a horse and two cattle (one with a calf), were impounde · One strawberry Bullock, one black magpie Bullock, one red Cow, one whi · Two bullocks were impounded at Prospect Pound on August 9, 1842, and w · All 84 notices in this issue
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