impound · 1845
G. P. Anderson, Poundkeeper at Pentridge, impounded several cattle on September 4th, 1845, and will sell them on September 28th if not released.
I IMP MPOUNDED at Pentridge, 4th September, 1845, trespass 6d. …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonG. P. Anderson
RolePoundkeeper
LocationPentridge
LocationPound yard
Impound Date4th September, 1845
Sale Date28th September
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 88, 10 September 1845.
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Near this placePentridge · Pound yard