impound · 1836
Four cattle, including a polled cow, a polled heifer, a cream-coloured cow, and a small red and white bull, were impounded at Lower Branch Pound on March 8, 1836, by S. Wiseman for trespass and are subject to sale if not claimed within twenty-one days.
IMPOUNDED at the Lower Branch Pound, the fol- lowing Cattle, viz. …
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Recorded in this notice
RolePoundkeeper
PersonDavid Cross
PersonS. Wiseman
PrinterStephens and Stokes
Printer" Herald Office,"
PlaceLower George-street
PlaceSydney
LocationLower Branch
LocationLower Branch
Impound Date8th March instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 215, 30 March 1836.
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Elsewhere in this issueThe Society for Protecting Stock impounded several cattle, including b · Two separate notices detail cattle impounded at Parramatta and Red Ban · J. Lumley, Poundkeeper at Bleakmoor Pound, Patrick's Plains, reported · Two notices detail impounded cattle and bullocks in Goulburn and Sydne · All 84 notices in this issue
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Near this placeLower George-street · Sydney · Lower Branch