impound · 1843
John Clark, Poundkeeper at St. Aubins, Scone, reports impounded cattle on April 19th and 20th, 1843, with details of brands and descriptions, to be sold if not claimed by May 22nd.
IMPOUNDED at St. Aubins, on the 19th instant, from One brown bullock, branded UO near rump, piece out both ears. …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 36, 28 April 1843.
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Also on page 12One brown and white bullock impounded at Murrurundi on April 5th by or · One red bullock branded Th conjoined on the near rump and off rump was · One red and white poley heifer, branded IR on off rump, was impounded · E. Bennett, Poundkeeper at Muswellbrook, reports impounded cattle incl
Elsewhere in this issueTwo bullocks were impounded at Menangle on April 19, 1843, from Camden · Two animals, a brindled steer and a yellow-sided cow, were impounded a · A roan gelding, branded RK off side the neck, was impounded at Carcoar · James Kerr, Poundkeeper at Carcoar, impounded one black poley steer, o · All 118 notices in this issue
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