impound · 1843
Anvil Creek poundkeeper E. Franks impounded 15 cattle on September 11, 1843, for trespass, with a notice that they would be sold on October 2, 1843, if not released.
MPOUNDED at Anvil Creek, on the 11th September, 1843, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 77, 15 September 1843.
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Also on page 17James Marsden, Poundkeeper at Goulburn, impounded several animals incl · A dark brown horse impounded at Windsor on September 4, 1843, from the · One red poley heifer, one brindled bullock, one briadted and white ste · Two animals, a yellow cow and a red and white working bullock, were im
Elsewhere in this issueE. D. Cohen · This notice lists several individuals apprehended as runaways, includi · T. Patterson, Poundkeeper at Singleton, Patrick's Plains, reports impo · Two impoundment notices from Concord, NSW, detailing cattle and horses · All 102 notices in this issue
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