impound · 1846
A bay cob with distinctive markings was impounded at Pentridge on August 30, 1846, and will be sold on October 1, 1846, if not claimed.
IMPOUNDED at Pentridge, 30th. August, 1846- A bay cob, switch tail, star forehead, snip on nose, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialKeeper of the Pound
PersonG. P. Anderson
LocationPentridge
Impound Date30th. August, 1846
Sale Date1st October
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 35, 3 September 1846.
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People in this noticeG. P. Anderson
Also on page 4Reports of deserters from the 11th Regiment, including Patrick Gahagan · The partnership between William Barnett and John Compton as Sheep Farm · A notice from Melbourne lists several impounded cattle including heife · A notice from James Dunbar, Poundkeeper at Morang, River Plenty, lists
Elsewhere in this issueThe Legislative Council is summoned to assemble on September 8, 1846, · A scale of fares for watermen in William's Town and North Beach is pub · Tenders are invited for the erection of a Lighthouse on Cape Otway, wi · Tenders are requested for military duck, linen, buttons, needles, and · All 16 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 1 September 1846 · 39 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 4 September 1846 · 49 notices
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