reward · 1844
Rules established by the Governor for rewarding persons who provide information leading to the seizure of unlicensed stills or the conviction of persons involved in illicit distillation or defrauding the revenue.
[211] Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 1st October, 1844. …
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OfficialInspector of Distilleries
Officialofficer of Government
OfficialGovernor
OfficialGovernor
OfficialGovernor
OfficialGovernor
LocationSydney
Locationcolony
Notice Date1st October, 1844
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 47, 19 November 1844.
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Also on page 4Rewards and indulgence for informers in cases of illicit distillation · Tenders are invited for the supply of firewood and fresh water to Gove · Tenders are invited for printing and advertising services for the Colo · Tenders are invited for the supply of stationery to the Colonial Gover
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