impound · 1841
Two horses and other items seized from bushrangers are held by the police in Dungog and will be returned to their rightful owner upon proof of property and payment of expenses.
OTICE.-Two Horses, taken from Bush- rangers in this District, …
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OfficialThomas Abbott
RoleChief Constable
OffenderBush- rangers
LocationDungog
Locationthis District
Notice DateDecember 30, 1840
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 2, 8 January 1841.
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