impound · 1841
A chestnut mare found at Lake Bathurst, suspected to have been ridden by bushrangers, will be sold by public auction on October 19, 1841, if not claimed by its owner.
[ 1257 ] Police Office, Goulburn, 9th September, 1841. …
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OffenderBushrangers
OfficialChief Constable
OfficialJOHN M'INTOSH
LocationGoulburn
LocationLake Bathurst
LocationGoulburn Police
Notice Date9th September, 1841
Claim Deadline19th October, 1841
Sale Timenoon, on that day
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 79, 17 September 1841.
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