other · 1850
Three horses, described as a light bay, dark chesnut draft mare, and dark chesnut filly, were reported stolen in Colac on September 17th, 1850, and are branded G, 5 or S, and S/N respectively.
847 NOTICE. FREE Horses of the undermen- tioned description were left in the thands of the Chief Constable, Colac, …
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OfficialGeorge Leek
RoleChief Constable
PlaceColac
LocationColac
Reported Stolen17th September
Notice Date18th September, 1850
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 41, 25 September 1850.
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Also on page 9Property found in the possession of two men committed for horse steali · Tenders have been accepted for various works including escort houses, · A reward of £30 is offered for information leading to the apprehension · A reward of thirty pounds is offered for information leading to the ap
Elsewhere in this issueGeorge Bertram was appointed Chief Constable at Pearson's Station in t · A monthly list details individuals and companies who obtained licenses · Horses, the property of the late Charles Allgood, a prisoner of the Cr · An auction of a bay mare, a bay colt, a chestnut colt, and six bottles · All 50 notices in this issue
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