impound · 1846
A red heifer, impounded at Windsor on July 31, 1846, will be sold if not claimed by August 25, 1846.
MPOUNDED at Windsor, on the 31st day of July, 1846, by order H. T. Stiles: One red heifer, no brand legible. …
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OfficialH. T. Stiles
OfficialJ. Metcalf
RolePoundkeeper
LocationWindsor
Impound Date31st day of July, 1846
Sale Deadline25th day of August, 1846
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 66, 7 August 1846.
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