reward · 1846
A reward of twenty pounds is offered for information leading to the recovery of seventy stolen cattle and the conviction of the robbers, with specific branding details provided.
TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. HEREAS about seventy head of cattle, mostly fit for the butcher, were stolen from Euroka Station, …
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OfficialE. B. Cornish
OfficialJohn Walker
OfficialOfficial Assignee
LocationEuroka Station
LocationBarwin River
LocationBreezer
LocationLiverpool Plains
LocationWellington Valley
LocationSydney
Theft Date15th May
Sighting Date27th May
Notice Date10th June
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 51, 23 June 1846.
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Near this placeEuroka Station · Barwin River · Breezer · Liverpool Plains · Wellington Valley