reward · 1846
Rules established for rewarding persons who provide information leading to the seizure of unlicensed stills or the conviction of individuals involved in illicit distillation in the Colony of New South Wales.
REWARDS FOR THE DISCOVERY OF ILLICIT DISTILLATION. IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to direct, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialHis Excellency
Officialthe Governor
Officialthe Governor
OfficialHis Excellency
OfficialInspector of Distilleries
OfficialOfficer of Government
Offenderprincipal
Offenderauthorized Agent
OffenderPrisoner of the Crown
Officialseizing Officer
LocationSydney
LocationColony
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 39, 12 May 1846.
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