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reward · 1846

Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson notifies, 13 June 1846, that about seventy head of cattle were stolen from Euroka station on the Barwon River about 15 May and traced to Breezer on the Liverpool Plains by 27 May; besides the owners' cash reward, any PRISONER OF THE CROWN who gives information leading to conviction will be recommended to Her Majesty for a Second Class Conditional Pardon - the Crown paying informers in freedom rather than coin.

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WHEREAS it has been represented to the Government, that about seventy head of cattle were stolen from the Station …

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Recorded in this notice

LocationEuroka
LocationBarwin River
LocationBreezer
Theft Date15th May
Sighting Date27th May

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 53, 30 June 1846.