impound · 1851
G. SCARBOROUGH, Poundkeeper, impounded cattle at Melbourne on May 20th, 1851, including a brindle and white working bullock, a red bullock, and a red heifer.
IMPOUNDED, at Melbourne, on May 20th, 1851 :— 1 brindle and white shected working bul- lock, near rump H 1 red bullock, …
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 26, 21 May 1851.
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