impound · 1843
Seven cattle were impounded at Patrick's Plains, Singleton on May 2, 1843, and will be sold on May 27, 1843, if not claimed.
MPOUNDED at Patrick's Plains, Singleton, 2nd May, 1843:- One red bullock, white star in forehead, off ear slit, …
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OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialThomas Patterson
LocationPatrick's Plains
LocationSingleton
Impoundment Date2nd May, 1843
Sale Date27th May, 1843
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 42, 19 May 1843.
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Also on page 14Two animals, a bullock and a colt, were impounded at Patrick's Plains · One roan coloured filly, branded B on near shoulder, C on near side of · One red bullock, one poley bullock, one yellow and white bullock, and · One strawberry cow, one red heifer, one yellow cow, one grizzle colour
Elsewhere in this issueOne red bullock, white belly and flank, branded WL off rump, over fain · One red-sided steer, one yellow and white poley steer, one red bull, o · Four cattle, including oxen and a cow, were impounded at Concord on Ma · A list of impounded cattle and horses at Murrurundi Pound, with detail · All 84 notices in this issue
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