impound · 1843
Several cattle including bullocks, cows, steers, and heifers were impounded at St. Aubins, Scone, Blanmoore, and Segenhoe between February 16th and 17th, with potential sale if not released by March 20th.
309 MPOUNDED at St. Aubins, Scone, on the 16th February :- One yellow bullock, no brand legible; damages 1s. …
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Recorded in this notice
PoundkeeperJohn Clark
LocationSt. Aubins
LocationScone
LocationBlanmoore
LocationSegenhoe
Impound16th February
Impoundthe same day
Impoundthe 17th instant
Release Deadline20th of March
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 18, 24 February 1843.
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Near this placeSt. Aubins · Scone · Blanmoore · Segenhoe