impound · 1845
A chestnut mare impounded at Pitt Town Pound from the Estate of Thomas Charelin for trespass, with damages of 2s. 6d., will be sold on or before December 25, 1845, if not released.
IMPOUNDED at Pitt Town Pound, from the Estate of Thomas Charelin, for trespass; damages, 2s. 6d. …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonThomas Charelin
OfficialWilliam Chapman
OfficialPoundkeeper
LocationPitt Town Pound
Sale Date25th December, 1845
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 99, 5 December 1845.
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Also on page 16A list of impounded cattle at Murrurundi, with descriptions and brands · One white working bullock, one black and white bullock, and one yellow · Three bullocks were impounded at Menangle in November and December 184 · Two cattle were impounded at Hartley on November 29, 1845, by William
Elsewhere in this issueTwo separate impoundment notices from Prospect Pound and Cowra Pound i · A list of impounded cattle and horses at Red Post Hill, Falbrook, with · One roan coloured horse impounded at Old Collector from Millbank Farm · Anvil Creek pound impounded several cattle including steers, a bull, a · All 86 notices in this issue
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