impound · 1843
Several cattle and calves were impounded at Muswellbrook on February 2nd for trespassing at Negoa and Skellitoc, and are scheduled for sale on March 6th if not claimed.
IMPOUNDED at Muswellbrook, February 2nd, for tres- pass at Negoa:— One red poley cow, branded O on near shoulder, …
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OfficialE. Bennett
LocationMuswellbrook
LocationNegoa
LocationSkellitoc
Impound DateFebruary 2nd
Sale DateMonday, the 6th of March next
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 18, 24 February 1843.
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Also on page 11Two horses, a dark brown colt and a bay mare, were impounded at North · A list of impounded cattle and one horse from St. Aubins, Scone, with · A notice from the Carcoar Pound detailing impounded cattle, including · One bay horse impounded at Wilberforce on 1st February 1843, to be sol
Elsewhere in this issueNotice of impounded animals at Emu Ferry Pound on February 15th, 1843, · Two separate impoundment notices from Queanbeyan and Jerry's Plains, d · One bay entire horse impounded at North Richmond on 5th February 1843 · Four cattle were impounded at Dungog by Poundkeeper William Jeffrey on · All 83 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 21 February 1843 · 40 notices · Port Phillip Government Gazette 22 February 1843 · 19 notices
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Near this placeMuswellbrook · Negoa · Skellitoc