impound · 1845
Bernard Stimpson, Poundkeeper at Canowindra, impounded four cattle on July 29, 1845, and warned they would be sold if not claimed by September 1, 1845.
MPOUNDED at Canowindra, 29th July, 1845:-- One red poley cow, white back, branded JC on off rump, tip from off ear. …
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PoundkeeperBernard Stimpson
OfficialPoundkeeper
LocationCanowindra
Impound Date29th July, 1845
Release DeadlineIst September next
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 65, 8 August 1845.
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