impound · 1839
One brown-sided Working Bullock impounded at Stonequarry Creek on March 6, 1839, with specific markings and brands, to be sold if not claimed by March 30, 1839.
IMPOUNDED at Stonequarry Creek, March 6, 1839 — One brown-sided Working Bullock, aged, white on the back, belly, tail, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 400, 20 March 1839.
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Also on page 14Timothy Lacy, Poundkeeper at Narellan, impounded five bullocks on Marc · One dark brown or black Ox, branded on the near hip like P and an ille · A yellow and white heifer, branded RJ on the near hips and possibly R · Richard Wm. Cobcroft, Poundkeeper at Wilberforce, issued an impound no
Elsewhere in this issueMultiple cattle including bullocks and a cow were impounded at Stonequ · John Lumley, Poundkeeper at Patrick's Plains, is holding one brown cow · Arthur Walker, Poundkeeper, impounded four cattle on March 20, 1839, w · One dark red Bull, branded ID on the rump and I on the thigh, impounde · All 124 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 23 March 1839 · 15 notices
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