impound · 1843
Thomas Patterson, Poundkeeper at Patrick's Plains, Singleton, impounded several cattle on June 12, 1843, to be sold if not claimed by July 15, 1843.
MPOUN at Patrios'a Plains, ingleton, on the I 12th June, I843- One dark brown cow, branded off rump DM, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 54, 30 June 1843.
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Also on page 12Andrew Smith, Acting Poundkeeper, lists impounded cattle including a g · William Ryan, Poundkeeper at Concord, is holding a bay mare branded P · A light yellow brindled cow impounded at Picton on June 6, 1843, will · One yellow sided cow, one strawberry heifer, one brindle and white spo
Elsewhere in this issueJohn Simpson, Poundkeeper, advertises cattle impounded from the estate · A grey horse impounded at Braidwood by Mounted Police on June 17th, 18 · One yellow poley cow, one old bullock, and one bay horse were impounde · John James Wright, Poundkeeper at Queanbeyan, postponed the sale of fi · All 96 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 27 June 1843 · 82 notices · Port Phillip Government Gazette 28 June 1843 · 11 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 1 July 1843 · 8 notices
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