impound · 1842
Two cattle, a steer and a heifer, were impounded at Paterson on November 1, 1842, with specific brands and markings, and are subject to sale if not claimed within 21 days.
MPOUNDED at the Paterson, Ist November, 1942: One red-sided Steer, branded off rump, white on baek, belly, off thigh, …
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OfficialJames Keppie
LocationPaterson
LocationPaterson
Impound DateIst November, 1942
Notice Date4th November. 1842
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 94, 25 November 1842.
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