impound · 1841
One red working bullock with white markings and multiple brands was impounded at Liverpool by George Deuchar, Poundkeeper.
IMPOUNDED at Liverpool :- I One red working Bullock, with a white belly, and tail partly white, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 34, 30 April 1841.
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