reward · 1845
E. Deas Thomson offers a 25-pound reward or conditional pardon for the four armed mounted men who robbed Mr Kirwan's wool drays near Lake George on 14 Feb 1845.
Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 27th February, 1845. Twenty-five Pounds Reward, or a Con- ditional Pardon.
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 65, 26 March 1845.
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