impound · 1847
A notice from John Thomas, Chief Constable, regarding a stray mare that has been on the run for three months and is believed to have come from New England.
403 three months since, on the run of George Jobling, Esq., Cunderang, in this District, …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonGeorge Jobling, Esq.
OfficialJohn Thomas
OfficialChief Constable
LocationCunderang
LocationNew England
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 32, 9 April 1847.
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