impound · 1839
Arthur Walker, Poundkeeper at Stonequarry Creek, has impounded one bay mare, one red heifer calf, and one red and white spotted heifer calf. The animals will be sold if not claimed by April 13, 1839.
IMPOUNDED at Stonequarry Creek, March 12, 1839, the following Cattle- One large bay Mare, aged, low in condition, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 400, 20 March 1839.
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