impound · 1843
Two cattle, a black cow and a spotted steer, were impounded at Braidwood and will be sold in 21 days if not claimed.
IMPOUNDED at Braidwood:- One black cow, branded like M and another letter following illegible on the right side behind …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 32, 15 April 1843.
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Also on page 13Ambrose Chamberlain, a prisoner of the Crown with a ticket of leave fo · One dark-brown bullock impounded at Campbelltown on March 27, 1843, wi · One red cow impounded at Pitt Town Pound on March 30, 1843, by Mr. Cro · Two separate notices detail impounded cattle in Bathurst and Penrith,
Elsewhere in this issueThis notice lists apprehended runaways, detailing their descriptions, · Several cattle, including a red bull, white heifer, brindled working b · Two cattle, a red cow and a brown and white-spotted bull, were impound · Patrick's Plains Pound in Singleton impounded several cattle in April · All 80 notices in this issue
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