impound · 1843
Thomas Patterson, Poundkeeper at Singleton, Patrick's Plains, impounded 11 cattle on November 3, 1843, which will be sold if not claimed by November 29, 1843.
IMPOUNDED at Singleton, Patrick's Plains, on the 3rd November, 1843:- 1 black and white bullock, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 98, 17 November 1843.
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Also on page 13J. Sheehan, Poundkeeper at East Maitland, impounded one yellow and whi · William Addison, Poundkeeper at Marulan, impounded several cattle on N · J. Clark, Poundkeeper at St. Aubins Pound, Scone, impounded several ca · A black-sided heifer, branded RC on the rump off side, BES on the off
Elsewhere in this issueTwo bullocks, one black and one red, were impounded from the Borough, · A yellow bullock branded CIR near side, 66 on rump, 6 off side, was im · The West Maitland Pound impounded four cattle on November 10, 1843, in · One red-sided cow, one red and white steer, one strawberry steer, and · All 113 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 14 November 1843 · 99 notices
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