impound · 1846
A dark red working bullock was impounded at Melbourne on July 2nd, 1846, with a damage claim of 10s, and is scheduled for sale on July 27th, 1846, if not claimed.
Sheriff's Office, Melbourne, 8th July, 1846. Sheriff & Officer. …
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OfficialG. Scarborough
OfficialSheriff & Officer
OfficialPoundkeeper
Notice Date8th July, 1846
Impound DateJuly 2nd, 1846
Sale DateMonday, 27th day of July
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 27, 9 July 1846.
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Also on page 6C. J. La Trobe calls tenders for provisions for the colonial service i · A special meeting of creditors in the insolvent estate of George Arden · Several impound notices detail animals including cows, a horse, and a · A red heifer with a HT brand off the rump was impounded at Pentridge o
Elsewhere in this issueJonathan Harrison, who arrived in the colony by the ship Portsea in 18 · Henry Ginn, Clerk of Works, calls tenders for the artificers' works of · Tenders were required by the Superintendent's Office and the Clerk of · Tenders are requested for artificer's works for the Powder Magazine, b · All 20 notices in this issue
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