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The Police Office in Dungog is seeking information regarding articles found concealed in the bush near Wollo-raboa, which will be sold if not claimed by a specific date.
By order of the Police Magistrate, ALFRED WITTS, Chief Constable.
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 107, 10 December 1841.
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Also on page 12A table of fares for licensed boatmen operating from Queen's Wharf, Go · A list of orders and cheques taken from a man named Thomas Morgan, bel · Articles found concealed in the bush near Wollo-raboa will be sold if · Articles found concealed in the bush near Wollo-raboa will be sold if
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