impound · 1844
Two impounded animals, a filly and a colt, are described with details of their brands and locations, with notices of potential sale if not claimed.
MPOUNDED at Appin, on the 19th instant, supposed to be stolen or strayed:- One bright-bay filly, black points, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialThomas Smith
OfficialE. Franks
RolePoundkceper
RolePoundkeeper
LocationAppin
LocationAppin
LocationAnvil Creek
Apprehension19th instant
Apprehension20th April, 1844
Sale20th May
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 40, 26 April 1844.
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