Sale of Cunderang cattle
Wednesday 28 October 1846, The Sydney Morning Herald
TUESDAY, 3RD NOVEMBER.
1174 HEAD OF CATTLE,
AND
31 HORSES,
RUNNING ON THE McLEAY RIVER.
MR. SAMUEL LYONS will sell by
auction, at his Mart, on
TUESDAY, 3RD NOVEMBER,
At 11 o’clock.
The following herd of Cattle, running at
the Stations called Torokoo and Cunderang,
on the McLeay River, as per muster of April
last –
13 Bulls
270 Bullocks
223 Steers
286 Cows
382 Heifers
All calves under six months given in
1174 Head, more or less
Being one undivided moiety of 2348 head.
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ALSO,
31 Head of Horse Stock
Being one undivided moiety of 62 head,
running as above, as per muster of same
date.
From the large quantity of Bullocks
and Steers, and the superior breed of the
Cattle, this sale may be considered a most
favourable opportunity for a
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
Terms at sale.
Very interesting – especially the muster of horses, likely to be brumbies or Walers, which may have been sent overseas as war horses. May have … who knows?
Sasha
November 10, 2010 at 1:30 am