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reward · 1836

Government offers a 50 pound reward (or a conditional pardon to any prisoner informant) for the apprehension of the murderer(s) of Thomas Crate, per Prince of Orange, a ticket-of-leave man barbarously murdered on the night of 2 July 1836 in a hut at Queen Charlotte's Vale, Bathurst District, while droving a flock of sheep to Sydney. Governor Bourke, 7 July 1836.

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WHEREAS it hath been represented unto His Excellency the Governor, that on the night of Saturday, …

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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 232, 27 July 1836.