impound · 1845
Two separate impoundment notices from Cassilis and Bankstown, detailing horses and a bull with brands and descriptions, with impending sales if not claimed.
MPOUNDED at Cassilis, Ist March, 1845: One Ope ches- I mut coloured borse, branded J near-shoulder. …
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PoundkeeperThomas Barnard
PoundkeeperGregory Howe
LocationCassilis
LocationBankstown
ImpoundmentIst March, 1845
Sale35th March
Impoundment25th February 1845
Claim Period21 days
Notice Date3rd March, 1815
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 21, 14 March 1845.
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