impound · 1843
One red-sided steer with a strawberry head, branded like M near hip, was impounded.
One red-sided steer, strawberry head, branded like M near hip. Damages on the above, 1s per head.
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 44, 26 May 1843.
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