impound · 1848
Percival Graham, Poundkeeper, impounded cattle at South Geelong on November 10th, including a black and white bullock, a strawberry cow, two black and white cows, a yellow and white cow, a red bullock, and a small red heifer. The cattle will be sold if not claimed by December 3rd.
IMPOUNDED at South Geelong, No- vember 10th— 1 black and white bullock, cock horns, MD off ribs 1 strawberry cow, …
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PoundkeeperPercival Graham
PoundkeeperPoundkeeper
LocationSouth Geelong
PrinterArgus Office
PrinterSamuel Goode
PrinterGovernment Printer
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 46, 15 November 1848.
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