impound · 1844
Two cattle, a red cow and a black steer, were impounded at Dungog Pound on January 11, 1844, and will be sold if not released within 21 days.
MPOUNDED IMPOUNDED at Dungog Pound, 11th January, 1844:— One' red cow, branded C off rump, CH on shoulder. …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 14, 2 February 1844.
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Elsewhere in this issueThis notice details apprehended runaways and absconded convicts from v · One red-sided working bullock, one bay mare, one red-sided cow, and on · One rusty-black horse, one red cow with calf, and one brindle-sided bu · A chestnut horse was impounded at East Maitland on January 24th and wi · All 79 notices in this issue
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