impound · 1848
One dark brown pony mare impounded, described with brands and damages, and noted as possibly belonging to Mr. H. l'Alistor, formerly of Campbelltown and now of Goulburn.
892 One dark brown pony mare, long mane, short tail, a few white hairs on face, near shoulder not legible, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 75, 18 July 1848.
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