impound · 1848
John Shepherd, Poundkeeper at Tamworth, impounded two red and white bullocks from Nemingar on February 26, 1843, for trespass.
IMPOUNDED at Tamworth, by order of Mr. S. Cook, on the 26th day of February, 1843, from Nemingar, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 40, 14 April 1848.
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Also on page 16Alexander Anderson, Poundkeeper, lists impounded cattle including cows · Animals impounded at Gresford and Trevallyn Estate are to be sold on A · Carcoar Poundkeeper Charles Spink reports several impounded cattle inc · R. Aldred, Poundkeeper, reports impounded animals at Pepper's Creek Po
Elsewhere in this issueThis notice details several convicts who have absconded, including the · Several prisoners holding tickets of leave are reported illegally at l · John Dwyer, Poundkeeper at Bungendore, impounded several cattle includ · One white steer, one red cow, one white cow, one yellow and white pole · All 108 notices in this issue
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