impound · 1850
A black and white steer with specific markings and brands, impounded by Poundkeeper John Pearce, was mistakenly branded WR instead of W on its off rump.
NOTICE. THE black and white steer, cock horns, slit in off ear, pitchfork brand near rump, …
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PoundkeeperJohn Pearce
RolePoundkeeper
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 43, 9 October 1850.
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