impound · 1838
Henry James, Poundkeeper at Maitland, impounded three cattle: a yellow and white Cow, a red and white poley Cow, and a red Steer, on November 27, 1839. If not claimed within twenty-one days, they will be sold.
IMPOUNDED at Maitland, November 27, 1839- One yellow and white Cow, branded Ton the near rump. …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 374, 5 December 1838.
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