impound · 1836
Two cattle, a black and white working bullock and a red heifer, were impounded at South Creek Bridge on January 3rd, 1836, and will be sold if not released by January 23rd.
MPOUNDED at the South Creek Bridge, One black and white working Bullock, branded ap- parently on the off rump MK, …
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Recorded in this notice
PoundkeeperGeorge Hutchison
LocationSouth Creek Bridge
LocationSouth Creek
Release Deadline23rd day of January
Impound DateJanuary 3rd, 1836
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 204, 13 January 1836.
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Also on page 23Thomas Prentice, Poundkeeper at Maitland, impounded eleven cattle incl · J. Lumley, Poundkeeper at Bleakmoor Pound, Patrick's Plains, impounded · One dark brown steer, one red cow with calf, one red and white heifer, · One red and white Cow branded MC impounded at Patrick's Plains on Dece
Elsewhere in this issueA list of impounded cattle at Hillend, including descriptions, brands, · Three bullocks were impounded at Bong Bong, Sutton Forest on December · One strawberry cow and her unbranded heifer calf were impounded at Sto · One yellow cow, one yellow cow and calf, one black bullock, one red-si · All 86 notices in this issue
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Near this placeSouth Creek Bridge · South Creek