impound · 1844
Two cattle, a strawberry bullock and a light-strawberry cow with a calf, were impounded at Merton and will be sold on October 13th if not released by the poundkeeper, George A. F. Kebble.
MPOUNDED at Merton:—One strawberry bullock, wide horns, branded apparently -O- off rump. …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 91, 4 October 1844.
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People in this noticeGeorge A. F. Kebble
Also on page 17Four cattle (heifer, cow, cow, cow) were impounded at Red Post Hill, F · A poundkeeper in Carcoar impounded several cattle in September 1844, w · One red poley cow and a red and white bull calf, and one blue bullock · A list of impounded cattle and horses from Jerry's Plains and Wambo, w
Elsewhere in this issueThomas Ryan, Chief Clerk, reports the apprehension of Hanbury Thomas, · Two separate impoundment notices detail cattle and a steer impounded a · Two cattle, a bull-stag and a yellow bullock, were impounded at Picton · One hay colt impounded at Narrellan on September 26, 1844, by Jesse Du · All 70 notices in this issue
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