auction · 1842
Cattle taken from a prisoner named Charles Price will be sold by public auction in Wollongong on May 28, 1842.
THE undernamed Cattle, taken from a Prisoner of the Crown, named Charles Price, per ship John Barry, …
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OffenderCharles Price
ShipJohn Barry
OfficialWilliam Tayor
OfficialPolice Magistrate
OfficialClerk of Petty Sessions
LocationWollongong
LocationWollongong
Notice Date9th May, 1842
Auction Date28th day of May instant
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 38, 13 May 1842.
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