impound · 1848
One chesnut mare, one red and white heifer, one yellow steer, and one strawberry poley heifer were impounded at Merton by George A. F. Kibble.
IMPOUNDED at Merton—One chesnut mare, star on the forehead, white stripe on the nose, branded PT A the near shoulder. …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 119, 20 October 1848.
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Also on page 16Notice of the dissolution of the partnership between Daniel Cooper and · Notice regarding a claim for a Deed of Grant for land in Richmond, New · One brown poley cow, among other cattle, was impounded at Tumut on Oct · One light bay or chesnut filly, one roan colt, and one brown mare were
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