impound · 1843
Two cattle, a mouse-coloured bullock and a spotted bullock, were impounded at Richmond by Poundkeeper Charles Andrews on February 1, 1843, and will be sold if not claimed within 21 days.
MPOUNDED at Richmond, from Mr. Farlow's :- One mouse-coloured bullock, belly and part of tail white, …
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PersonMr. Farlow
OfficialCharles Andrews
OfficialPoundkeeper
LocationRichmond
LocationRichmond
Impound Date1st February, 1843
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 20, 3 March 1843.
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