impound · 1843
William Jeffery, Poundkeeper at Dungog Pound, impounded one brindle steer and one black bull on November 14, 1843.
IMPOUNDED at Dungog Pound, 14th November, 1843 1 brindle steer, white back and belly, branded off rump, RM, …
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PoundkeeperWilliam Jeffery
PoundkeeperPoundkeeper
LocationDungog Pound
LocationSYDNEY
LocationBent-street
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 102, 28 November 1843.
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Also on page 12Two bullocks, one black and one red, were impounded from the Borough, · An aged draught mare, impounded at Montefiores, with specific markings · J. Jones, Poundkeeper, is holding a yellow bullock, a light brindle co · W. Adams, Poundkeeper at Prospect Pound, is holding four cows, a bull,
Elsewhere in this issueOne red cow, impounded at Newtown on 17th November 1843, will be sold · A black cow, a yellow and white bullock, a red and white bullock, a re · Two impound notices detail cattle impounded at Carcoar and Kissing Poi · Several cattle, including cows, a steer, and bullocks, were impounded · All 109 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 1 December 1843 · 81 notices
Near this placeDungog Pound · SYDNEY · Bent-street