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Three-Letter Brand) Northern Territory Brands Register Brands currently registered for use in the Northern Territory (Sorted in alphabetical order – by Three-Letter Brand) Printed: 8/02/2021 Livestock Biosecurity Biosecurity and Animal Welfare Branch Agriculture, Fisheries and Defence Division Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade (DITT) GPO Box 3000, DARWIN NT 0801 NT Brands Directory Printed: 08-Feb-21 Livestock Biosecurity Branch, BAW, Department of Primary Industry and Resources TLB Position: Earmark Distinctive (symbol) Distinctive 3Ltr Registered for Use on Run / Property Registered Owner/s Postal Address Brand Cattle / Horses Code / Pos Brand/s: Numerals AAT NRHT ON CQ 6-6 ANNINGIE - NTP361 DAVMAX PTY LTD PMB 24, ANINGIE STN ALICE SPRINGS 0872 ABT -- NQ AHERRENGE ALT - NTP3834 MORTON; B PMB 68 VIA ALICE SPRINGS 0872 ACT NRHT NQ A 5 ALAWA ALT (COX RIVER) - NTP818 NORTHERN LAND COUNCIL GPO BOX 1222 DARWIN 0801 ADT NRHT NQ E 6 AUSTRAL DOWNS - NTP1605 & A A COMPANY PTY LTD GPO BOX 587 BURRAMURRA - NTP3118 BRISBANE 4001 AFT ORHT -- Z 3 WAITE RIVER - SUBLEASE PT OF COPPOCK; RA & SK PO BOX 8375 NTP4029 ALICE SPRINGS 0871 AGT NRHT NS FERGUSSON RIVER STN - NTP5008 GOODE; ABL PO BOX 1582 (1375 BEASLEY RD CLARAVALE) KATHERINE 0851 AHT ORHT -- F 3 MURRAY DOWNS - NTP2286 AUSTRALIAN GREEN PROPERTIES PTY PO BOX 57 LTD COBAR 2835 AIT ORHT OQ A 1-4 AZRI - ARID ZONE RESEARCH PRIMARY INDUSTRY GROUP (NT DPIR, GPO BOX 3000 INSTITUTE GOVERNMENT) DARWIN 0801 AKT NRHT NS A 4 MUCKATY - NTP5173 BARKLY GRAZING PTY LTD PHILLIP CREEK STN CMB 10 TENNANT CREEK 0862 AMT NRHT NS LONG PADDOCK - NTP2909 (1255 EVERETT; M PO BOX 180 FLORINA RD COSSACK) KATHERINE 0851 ANT NRHT NQ F 4 1-2 ARNHEM LAND ALT (BULMAN GULIN GULIN BUFFALO COMPANY C/- POST OFFICE BUSH) - NTP1646 (BULMAN) PTY LTD ADELAIDE RIVER 0846 APT NRHT -- AS 5 SECT 230 H/COLTON (75 ACACIA GAP SKEWES; DJ & JF PMB 231 RD) WINNELLIE 0822 AQT NRHT NQ AM 6 AMBURLA - NTP4443 DAVIS; AW & PR PO Box 543 PARAP 0804 NRHT NQ AM 6 AMBURLA - NTP4443 AMBURLA NOMINEES PTY LTD PO BOX 543 PARAP 0804 ART NRHT NS MAGGIE FARM - NTP1824 (205 GORGE YOUNG; RJ PO BOX 1542 RD LANSDOWNE) KATHERINE 0851 AST -- NQ SANTA TERESA - NTP317 SMITH; C C/- AMOONGUNA VIA ALICE SPRINGS 0872 ATA NRHT -- A 5 HUCKITTA - NTP2454 HUCKITTA ENTERPRISES PTY LTD PMB 114 HUCKITTA STN ALICE SPRINGS 0872 Brand position Codes: Char 1 Char 2-4 Page 1 (4 Characters) O = Off NC = Neck or Cheek S = Shoulder N = Near R = Ribs N = Neck RHT = Rump, Hip or Thigh Q = Quarter TLB Position: Earmark Distinctive (symbol) Distinctive 3Ltr Registered for Use on Run / Property Registered Owner/s Postal Address Brand Cattle / Horses Code / Pos Brand/s: Numerals ATB NS NS PELL AIRSTRIP - SECT 235 A A COMPANY PTY LTD GPO BOX 587 H/PLAYFORD (7601 STUART HWY) BRISBANE 4001 ATD ORHT NS AJ 3 NT PORTION 2427 (800 COPPOCK RD, WAITE RIVER HOLDINGS PTY LTD PO BOX 2046 ANMATJERE) ALICE SPRINGS 0871 ATE NRHT NS AK 6 CRESSWELL DOWNS - NTP1163 & BB WALHALLOW PTY LTD & PMB 102 AMUNGEE MUNGEE STN, WALHALLOW - NTP309 BULLWADDY PASTORAL CO PTY LTD KATHERINE 0852 ATF NRHT NS NT PORTION 4491 (2336 ARNHEM MILLERSHIP; TRENT T/AS RURAL LAND PO BOX 1358 HWY, MARRAKAI SERVICES HUMPTY DOO 0836 ATG ORHT OQ H 3 CURTIN SPRINGS - NTP326 SEVERIN; AA CURTIN SPRINGS STN VIA ALICE SPRINGS 0872 ATH NRHT NS ROBINSON RIVER (HOBBLESTRAP) - NOBLE; K & A ROBINSON RIVER PMB 80 NTP3975 VIA KATHERINE 0852 ATJ NRHT NQ BESWICK ALT (EAST) - NTP1636 DEEPEND LIVESTOCK PTY LTD PO BOX 1583 KATHERINE 0851 ATK NRHT -- F 4 GUM CK - NTP4976 (2855 FLORINA RD BARTON; KW PO BOX 890 KATHERINE) KATHERINE 0851 NRHT -- F 4 GUM CK - NTP4976 (2855 FLORINA RD DAVIDSON; AG PO BOX 890 KATHERINE) KATHERINE 0851 ATM NRHT -- NT PORTION 6460 (1637 FLORINA RD, BADER; M PO BOX 457 KATHERINE) KATHERINE 0851 ATN NRHT NS T 6 JINDARE - NTP709 TAIMATSU (AUSTRALIA) PTY LTD PO BOX 20 PINE CREEK 0847 ATO NRHT NS L 6 AVAGO - NTP3419 BAKER; TE AVAGO STN, RSD MS 1953 KATHERINE 0852 ATQ NRHT NS HOMEBUSH PARK - NTP6091 CRAVEN; WJ PO BOX 345 KATHERINE 0851 ATR NS NS SECT 4222 H/STRANGWAYS (190 RAGG; AM & CS PO BOX 14 MALAPLAINS RD) CAMOOWEAL 4828 ATS NS -- A 2 YAMBAH - NTP641 GOREY; N K C/- YAMBAH STN, PMB 172 VIA ALICE SPRINGS 0872 ATU NRHT NS NT PORTION 6358 (1011 GORGE RD USHER; RK PO BOX 193 LANSDOWNE) KATHERINE 0851 ATV NRHT OS RINGWOOD - NTP320 STANES; BG & SA PO BOX 3384 ALICE SPRINGS 0871 ATW NRHT NS AH 3-6 NT PORTION 2770 2771 & 5582 WHITEHOUSE; AA PO BOX 669 KATHERINE KATHERINE 0851 Brand position Codes: Char 1 Char 2-4 Page 2 (4 Characters) O = Off NC = Neck or Cheek S = Shoulder N = Near R = Ribs N = Neck RHT = Rump, Hip or Thigh Q = Quarter TLB Position: Earmark Distinctive (symbol) Distinctive 3Ltr Registered for Use on Run / Property Registered Owner/s Postal Address Brand Cattle / Horses Code / Pos Brand/s: Numerals ATY NRHT -- V 5 URLAMPE EXCISION - NTP2868 RANKINE; A URLAMPE COMMUNITY PMB 65 VIA ALICE SPRINGS 0872 ATZ NRHT NS BU 3-6 COODARDIE - NTP6245 LANZARIN; MC PO BOX 4101 MATARANKA 0852 AWT NRHT NQ SECTION 1451 H/WATERHOUSE (1377 SMITH & MCDONALD LIVESTOCK PTY PO BOX 2558 CHEENEY RD, STAPLETON) LTD HUMPTY DOO 0836 AZT NRHT NS ANGEL DOWNS - SECT 2265 ANGEL; BA PO BOX 314 H/CAVENAGH (100 MEADE RD, DARWIN RIVER 0841 BAT NRHT -- L 6 LOT 3 H/STRANGWAYS (50 ARNHEM STEWART; DG PO BOX 1821 HWY) HUMPTY DOO 0836 BCT ORHT -- D 1 DNEIPER - NTP742 SANDOVER PASTORAL COMPANY PTY PMB 154 AMMAROO STN LTD VIA ALICE SPRINGS 0872 BDT NRHT NQ A 2-6 BRUNETTE DOWNS - NTP1483 A A COMPANY PTY LTD GPO BOX 587 BRISBANE 4001 BFT OR -- NT PORTION 5927 (62 MURNBURLU FARRINGTON; BG PO BOX 777 RD, KATHERINE) KATHERINE 0851 BGT NRHT NQ B 6 OORATIPPRA - NTP2981 BLUEGLOSS PTY LTD T/AS MISTAKE PMB 122 CREEK STATION KATHERINE 0852 BIT -- NS WARUMUNGU ALT (PAKULKI FRANK; R PO BOX 319 OUTSTATION) - NTP3723 TENNANT CREEK 0861 BJT NRHT -- NT PORTION 5996 (680 MARRAKAI RD, DESREAUX; JASON CRAIG PO BOX 2093 MARRAKAI) KATHERINE 0851 BKT -- NS LOT 7 H/STRANGWAYS LTO PLAN ANDREWS; MF & KC PO BOX 1177 72005 (110 ACACIA RD HUMPTY DOO) COOLALINGA 0839 BLT NS -- Q 2 ROPER RIVER AWONBUDJI DISTRICT DANIELS; D C/- NGUKURR COMMUNITY VIA KATHERINE 0852 BMT NRHT NQ MARRAKAI PLAINS STATION - McCOLM; BA PO BOX 1434 NTP5995 (1000 MARRAKAI RD, KUNUNURRA 6743 BNT ORHT -- F 2-5 ANNITOWA - NTP581 ELKEDRA PASTORAL CO PTY LTD ELKEDRA STATION PMB 157 VIA ALICE SPRINGS 0872 ORHT -- F 2-5 ANNITOWA - NTP581 DRIVER; RH & CE ELKEDRA STATION VIA ALICE SPRINGS 0872 BPT NRHT NQ D 4 TANAMI DOWNS - NTP4147 BLOODWOOD PASTORAL PTY LTD PO BOX 1164 ALICE SPRINGS 0871 BST NRHT -- F 6-6 BOND SPRINGS - NTP650 BOND SPRINGS PASTORAL CO PO BOX 4 - BOND SPRINGS STN ALICE SPRINGS 0871 Brand position Codes: Char 1 Char 2-4 Page 3 (4 Characters) O = Off NC = Neck or Cheek S = Shoulder N = Near R = Ribs N = Neck RHT = Rump, Hip or Thigh Q = Quarter TLB Position: Earmark Distinctive (symbol) Distinctive 3Ltr Registered for Use on Run / Property Registered Owner/s Postal Address Brand Cattle / Horses Code / Pos Brand/s: Numerals BTA NRHT NS A 6 HELEN SPRINGS - NTP1512 S KIDMAN & CO LTD po Box 346 ADELAIDE 5006 BTB NRHT NS AV 5 HUMBERT RIVER - NTP3073 HEYTESBURY PASTORAL PTY LTD PO BOX 7255 CLOISTERS SQUARE PERTH 6850 BTC NRHT -- DIXIE STATION - NTP7062 COFFEY; AC & JK C/- POST OFFICE KATHERINE 0850 BTD NRHT NS NT PORTION 3499 (281 GREATOREX STAFFORD; B BATTON DOWNS, PO BOX 4141 RD ILPARPA) ALICE SPRINGS 0871 BTF NRHT NS NT PORTION 5002 (955 BEASLEY RD FLETCHER; BR & JA JANBAR SPRINGS, PO BOX 1828 EDITH RV) KATHERINE 0851 BTG -- NQ LOT 17 H/STRANGWAYS (185 POWER GROVES; BP PO BOX 619 RD, McMINNS LAGOON) PALMERSTON 0831 BTH NRHT NS MOROAK - NTP1288 HOAR CO. PTY LTD PO BOX 595 KATHERINE 0850 BTI NRHT NQ A 6 NT PORTION 2143 (261 URALLA RD DOWNES; TW & VF AS TRUSTEES FOR PO BOX 392 URALLA) DOWNES PENSION FUND KATHERINE 0851 BTJ NRHT NS AP 6 MALILANGWE - NTP6071 (FLEMING GILL; BJ PO BOX 2000 RD) PALMERSTON 0831 BTL NRHT NS TWIN HILL STATION (WAGAIT DAIYI-DEVERAUX; WK PO BOX 75 RESERVE) - NTP1645 BATCHELOR 0845 BTM NRHT -- AF 5 MALLAPUNYAH SPRINGS (EAST) - MJ & TC BURKE T/AS LANDS END PMB 1014 NTP4152 PASTORAL COMPANY JULIA CREEK 4823 BTN NRHT NQ BC 5 ALROY DOWNS - NTP651 BUNTINE; S ALROY DOWNS PMB 46 TENNANT CREEK 0862 BTO NR NQ F 5 GREENBANK - NTP811 KEIGHRAN; JH PO BOX 454 BORROLOOLA 0854 BTP NRHT NS BH 3 ELSEY WARLOCH - NTP5417 (PART OF) FARGHER; PE WAKEFIELD STN, WAKEFILED ROA ISISFORD 4731 NRHT NS BH 3 ELSEY WARLOCH - NTP5417 (PART OF) DALY; BJ WAKEFIELD STN,WAKEFIELD ROA ISISFORD 4731 BTQ NRHT NS AP 6 NT PORTION 4842 (140 TOKMAKOFF BROSNAN; S PO BOX 1995 RD COSSACK) KATHERINE 0851 BTR NS NS F 3-6 SECT 2907 H/GOYDER (LITCHFIELD JONES; BR & RM PO BOX 55 PARK RD) BATCHELOR 0845 BTS NRHT -- MEINEL FARM (SECT 2493 MEINEL PTY LTD PO BOX 58 H/CAVENAGH) PALMERSTON 0831 Brand position Codes: Char 1 Char 2-4 Page 4 (4 Characters) O = Off NC = Neck or Cheek S = Shoulder N = Near R = Ribs N = Neck RHT = Rump, Hip or Thigh Q = Quarter TLB Position: Earmark Distinctive (symbol) Distinctive 3Ltr Registered for Use on Run / Property Registered Owner/s Postal Address Brand Cattle / Horses Code / Pos Brand/s: Numerals BTU NRHT -- A 5 BUNDA - NTP3700 CONSOLIDATED PASTORAL COMPANY PO BOX 332 PTY LTD WILSTON 4051 BTV NRHT NS Z 6 SECTION 2351 H/STRANGWAYS (15 MOON; WE & VJ PO BOX 183 SUNTER RD HERBERT) HUMPTY DOO 0836 BTW ORHT -- NT PORTION 2688 (ARNHEM HWY, BERNO BROS PTY LTD PO BOX 39540 ANNABURROO) WINNELLIE 0821 BTX NRHT NQ D 6 BERRIMAH FARM (SECTs 1168 1238 & PRIMARY INDUSTRY GROUP (NT DPIR, GPO BOX 3000 4195 H/BAGOT) GOVERNMENT) DARWIN 0801 BTY NS -- LOT 9 (95 CHEENEY RD, EVA VALLEY) JESSER; DC PO BOX 110 BATCHELOR 0845 BTZ -- NS SECT 2492
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