impound · 1845
One strawberry working bullock, one white working bullock, one brindle cow, one brindle bull calf, one yellow cow, one red heifer, and one black and white cow were impounded at Boree Nyrang on August 13, 1845, from Borce Run.
IMPOUNDED at Boree Nyrang, on the 13th day of August, 1845, from Borce Run :— One strawberry working bullock, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialCharles M'Kay
OfficialPoundkeeper
LocationBoree Nyrang
LocationBorce Run
Impound Date13th day of August, 1845
Release Deadline10th day of September
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 70, 26 August 1845.
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