impound · 1846
A black-sided heifer and a dark bay mare were impounded at Pentridge on April 5, 1846, and will be sold on May 1 if not released.
81 IMPOUNDED at Pentridge, 5th April, 1846— I A black-sided heifer, quarters and head mot- tled, …
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 14, 9 April 1846.
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