impound · 1854
One black mare, one brown mare, and one black mare were impounded at Broken River on March 27, 1854, with damages claimed at £5, and a sale date set for April 22, 1854, if not claimed.
HUGII MALONE. Empoundings. MPOUNDED at Broken River, 27th March, 1854. …
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PersonHugii Malone
PoundkeeperW. C. Bond
LocationBroken River
Impound Date27th March, 1854
Sale Date22nd April, 1854
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 27, 4 April 1854.
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