impound · 1846
Poundkeeper Stephen Pearce impounded a dark red working bullock at Liverpool, New South Wales, on 9 October 1846; if not released it will be sold on 9 November 1846 under the Act of Council.
MPOUNDED at Liverpool, on the 9th October, 1816:- One dark red working bullock, belly partly white, both ears cut, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialStephen Pearce
RolePoundkeeper
PlaceLiverpool
PlaceFred's Flats
LocationLiverpool
Impound Date9th October, 1816
Sale Date9th day of November
Date1846
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 88, 23 October 1846.
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