impound · 1843
Cattle impounded at Merton and Piercefield between January 11th and 14th, 1843, with damages and sale conditions specified.
MPOUNDED IMPOUNDED at Merton, 11th January, 1843, from a paddock of Mr. …
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PoundkeeperH. Stent
PersonMr. O'Gilvie's
PersonMr. Bettington's
LocationMerton
LocationPiercefield
Impound Date11th January, 1843
Impound Date14th January, 1843
Sale Start Date17th January, 1843
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 10, 27 January 1843.
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