reward · 1844
Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson issues rules (Sydney, 31 Oct 1844) for rewarding informers who report unlicensed stills or illicit distillation: £10-£50 rewards, indulgences for prisoners of the crown who inform, superseding the 1842 and 1844 regulations.
REWARDS FOR THE DISCOVERY OF ILLICIT DISTILLATION. IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to direct, …
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OfficialInspector of distilleries
Officialofficer of government
Offenderprisoner of the crown
LocationSydney
LocationColony
Notice Date31st October, 1844
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 100, 5 November 1844.
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