impound · 1843
This notice details several impounded animals in various locations including Cassilis, Sydney, and Dungog, with information on their descriptions, brands, and potential sale dates if not claimed.
IMPOUNDED at Cassilis:—One two year old bay- coloured filly, with small star on forehead, black points, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialT. Barnard
OfficialS. Maisey
OfficialW. Jeffrey
LocationCassilis
LocationSydney
LocationDungog
Claim Deadline30th instant
Notice DateNovember 2, 1843
Impound Date14th Novem- ber instant
Claim Period21 days from this date
Sale Date27th November
Notice Date5th November, 1843
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 100, 24 November 1843.
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