impound · 1847
Three animals, a yellow bullock, a red steer, and an iron gray horse, were impounded at Pentridge on April 11, 1847, and are scheduled for sale on May 5th if not claimed.
IMPOUNDED at Pentridge, 11th April 1847:- A yellow bullock, near eye blind, brands illegible, supposed JF rump, …
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OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialG. P. Anderson
LocationPentridge
Impound Date11th April 1847
Sale Date5th May
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 15, 14 April 1847.
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Also on page 5A notice is given for a general meeting of Justices of Petty Sessions · Applications for Auctioneer's and Slaughtering Licenses in Melbourne m · One red bull, one bull calf, one yellow cow, one red bullock, one brin · One dark bay gelding was impounded at Melbourne on April 1st, 1847, an
Elsewhere in this issueWilliam A'Beckett appointed as a Judge, Alfred Cheeke as Commissioner · Appointments of Chief Constables in Belfast and Alberton, Port Phillip · The Court of Petty Sessions at Geelong has appointed Mr. William Lloyd · An annual licensing meeting will be held at Wedge's Station, Mount Mac · All 21 notices in this issue
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