impound · 1855
A notice describing an impounded chestnut mare with specific markings and brands, from Poundkeeper S. P. Keam.
NOTICE. THE chesnut mare, blaze down face, saddle and collar marked, switch tail, JC near shoulder, JAA off neck, …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 38, 27 April 1855.
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Elsewhere in this issueThis notice lists various cattle and horses impounded or sold, with de · A notice from the Victoria Government Gazette lists impounded livestoc · A light grey horse, previously advertised, has been impounded and is d · Several animals including cows, a heifer calf, and horses were impound · All 156 notices in this issue
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