impound · 1846
A light red or yellow and white spotted bull, impounded at Windsor on January 29th, 1846, will be sold on February 26th, 1846, if not claimed.
MPOUNDED at Windsor, on the 29th of January, I from the Estate of Edmund Burke, Esquire, for trespass; damages, 2s. …
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OfficialDaniel Search
OfficialPoundkeeper
LocationWindsor
Impound Date29th of January
Sale Date26th of February, 1846
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 11, 6 February 1846.
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