impound · 1851
A grey gelding was impounded at Melbourne on June 3rd, 1851, by S. Leary, with a damage fee of 6s. If not claimed by June 27th, it will be sold.
IMPOUNDED at Melbourne, on June 3rd, 1851, by S. Leary, Merri Creek, Damage 6s. …
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PersonS. Leary
PoundkeeperG. SCARBOROUGH
LocationMelbourne
LocationMerri Creek
Impound DateJune 3rd, 1851
Claim DeadlineFriday, the 27th day of June
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 29, 4 June 1851.
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