impound · 1848
One brindle working bullock impounded at Anvil Creek on April 12, 1848, by E. Franks, Poundkeeper.
IMPOUNDED at Anvil Creek, on the 12th day of April, 1848 One brindle working bullock, long horns, scab on ner, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 44, 28 April 1848.
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Also on page 15Alexander Anderson, Poundkeeper, lists several impounded cattle includ · James Meagher, Poundkeeper, reports impounding several cattle from the · One brown and white heifer, one female yearling, one black bullock, on · One brindle working bullock, a white heifer calf, a yellow white poley
Elsewhere in this issueHenry Wren, Poundkeeper at Cooma, impounded 27 cattle and horses from · An impound notice from Tumut lists three horses: a chestnut mare, a da · One whitish blue bullock, one yellow sided bullock, one red cow with a · A list of impounded cattle and calves from Murrurundi, Timo Creek, May · All 78 notices in this issue
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