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Notice by Chief Constable Noel Chapman that a brown mare, star on forehead, about four years old, found in the possession of Thomas Ingram after his conviction for larceny at Quarter Sessions on 4 September 1846, will be sold if unclaimed within twenty-one days.
1143 SUBURBAN LOTS—Continued [illegible] C. D. RIDDELL. NOTICE. …
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PersonC. D. Riddell
OffenderThomas Ingram
MagistratePolice Magistrate
OfficialNoel Chapman
OfficialChief Constable
Conviction Date4th instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 80, 25 September 1846.
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Elsewhere in this issueTown and suburban land allotments advertised by proclamation were sold · The Sheriff will sell by public auction the equity of redemption of tw · The Sheriff will sell the equity of redemption of Walter Roxburgh Kemb · Executors John, Robert, Charles and George Campbell and Arthur Jeffrie · All 51 notices in this issue
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