impound · 1844
One black or dark-brown working bullock and one chesnut mare were impounded at Anvil Creek on September 2, 1844, with damages of 6d and 5s respectively, and will be sold if not released within 24 days.
IMPOUNDED at Anvil Creek:-One black or dark-brown working bullock, horns inclining downwards, tips off both ears, …
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OfficialPoundkeeper
PersonF. Franks
OfficialGovernment Printer
PersonWilliam John Row
LocationAnvil Creek
LocationSTDNEY
LocationBent-street
Impound Date2nd September, 1844
Publication DateSeptember 10, 1844
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 83, 10 September 1844.
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Near this placeAnvil Creek · STDNEY · Bent-street