reward · 1844
Governor's rules (signed E. Deas Thomson, Colonial Secretary, Sydney 31 Oct 1844) for rewarding informers who help seize unlicensed stills or convict illicit distillers: GBP10-50 per case, with prisoners of the Crown offered the 'highest indulgence' for information; supersedes the 1842 and 1844 distillation-reward notices.
Rewards for the Discovery of Illicit Distillation. H IS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to direct, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialInspector of Distilleries
Officialofficer of Government
OfficialGovernor
OfficialGovernor
OfficialGovernor
OfficialGovernor
Offenderprisoner of the Crown
LocationSydney
Locationthe colony
Publication Date31st October, 1844
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 46, 12 November 1844.
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