impound · 1848
Two horses were impounded at Sunday Creek Pound on August 4, 1848, and will be sold if not claimed by August 28, 1848.
IMPOUNDED at Sunday Creek Pound, 4th August, 1848- 1 chesnut horse, about 15 hands high, white blaze down face, …
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 32, 9 August 1848.
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Also on page 6Information is requested regarding the present abode and position of R · A dark brown gelding impounded at Melbourne on August 3rd, 1848, is to · Donald M'Kindlay, Poundkeeper at Bulleen, impounded a yellow spotted w · A notice from the Port Phillip Government Gazette lists impounded anim
Elsewhere in this issueAn abstract of revenue for the District of Port Phillip for the quarte · A notice from the Deep Creek Pound lists several impounded cattle, inc · Chief Postmaster · Bundle: auction of 5 unfit police horses/3 boats (Henry Ginn); Thomas · All 17 notices in this issue
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Near this placeSunday Creek Pound