impound · 1839
John Walker, Poundkeeper at Parramatta, is holding one white Ox, one red-sided Cow, one red and white Cow, two strawberry Heifers, one white Heifer, one red Heifer, one brown and white Heifer, one red Heifer, one black Heifer, one black poley Heifer, and one brown and white Heifer, impounded on May 22, 1839. They will be sold if not claimed within twenty-one days.
IMPOUNDED at Parramatta, on May 22, 1839.— One white Ox, dark ears, apparently branded on off shoulder, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 420, 29 May 1839.
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