impound · 1848
Five horses and one pony were impounded at Gunning between July 16-17, 1848, and will be sold if not claimed by August 10, 1848.
IMPOUNDED at Gunning, on the 16th and 17th days of July, 1848:— One dark chesnut horse, star in forehead, …
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PoundkeeperWilliam Olliver
PoundkeeperPoundkeeper
LocationGunning
OfficialGovernment Printing Office
OfficialW. W. Davies
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 81, 1 August 1848.
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Also on page 6John Maddy, Poundkeeper, impounded a heifer, a mare, and a colt on or · A yellow and bay horse timor pony, with dock tail and mane, and illegi · Thomas Clark, Poundkeeper at St. Aubin's Pound, Scone, reports multipl · Charles O'Brien, Poundkeeper at Cassilis, lists several impounded catt
Elsewhere in this issueThe Chief Commissioner will rank debts and direct proceeds distributio · Thomas Patterson, Poundkeeper at Singleton, Patricks Plains, impounded · Henry Wren, Poundkeeper at Cooma, impounded several cattle between Jul · T. L. Barrow, Poundkeeper, impounded several cattle from Kimo on July · All 47 notices in this issue
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