impound · 1845
Two working bullocks, one red sided and one yellow brindle, were impounded at Anvil Creek on June 9, 1845, and will be sold if not released within twenty-four days.
IMPOUNDED at Anvil Creek, on 9th June, 1845:- I One red sided working bullock, horns cocked and turned back at tips, …
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OfficialPoundkeeper
OfficialE. Franks
LocationAnvil Creek
Impoundment9th June, 1845
Notice Datethis date
Notice Date17th June, 1845
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 49, 20 June 1845.
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