impound · 1842
Two cattle were impounded at Scone from Captain Dumaresq and were to be sold on January 16, 1843, if not released.
MPOUNDED at Scone, from Captain Dumaresq:- One red poley cow, short tail, branded on near rump W, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 104, 30 December 1842.
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Also on page 16One light bay filly impounded at Jerry's Plains in December 1842, to b · One white and red Cow, branded IW on the off rump and off shoulder, wa · Cattle and a bullock were impounded at East Maitland and Swan Reach in · One brindled cow impounded at Liverpool on December 16, 1842, with spe
Elsewhere in this issueThis notice details apprehended runaways, including their descriptions · Two separate notices detail impounded cattle at Merton and Narellan po · One bay horse impounded at Bankstown Pound on 22nd December 1842, to b · One dark brown bullock and one brindle bullock were impounded at East · All 102 notices in this issue
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