reward · 1845
25 pounds reward (or conditional pardon) for the four armed mounted men who robbed Mr Kirwan of Coomer's wool drays near Lake George on 14th, taking one dray, nine wool packs and two tallow kegs; issued by E. Deas Thomson.
WHEREAS it has been represented to the W Government, that on the 14th instant, two wool drays belonging to Mr. …
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Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 66, 2 April 1845.
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