impound · 1843
Several cattle including bullocks, cows, and calves were impounded from the estate of Mr. Barber and will be sold if not claimed by July 21st.
IMPOUNDED from the estate of Mr. Barber— One red bullock, cocked horns, branded like CP off ribs, top off off ear. …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 57, 7 July 1843.
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Also on page 16One dun-coloured cow, one brown and white female calf, one black and w · A list of impounded cattle at Patrick's Plains, Singleton, with descri · A list of impounded cattle from St. Aubins, Scone and Segenhoe, with d · One yellow steer, one red and white steer, one white cow, one black bu
Elsewhere in this issueA brown working bullock, branded WCW, was impounded at Jerry's Plains · One red heifer, one red and white steer, one yellow stag, one red stee · Two cattle, a red and white cow and a black poley steer, were impounde · One yellow cow, one brown bullock, one brindled bullock, one red heife · All 85 notices in this issue
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