impound · 1843
Four cattle, including working bullocks and a young bull, were impounded at Picton Pound on November 1, 1846, with potential sale if not claimed within 21 days.
MPOUNDED at the Public Pound, Burragorang Road, Picton:— I light-brindled working bullock, branded SB off thigh, …
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OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialHenry Dunn
LocationPicton
LocationBurragorang Road
Impound DateNovember 1, 1846
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 94, 7 November 1843.
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