auction · 1842
A dark brown mare, believed to be stolen from William Stanmore, will be sold by public auction in Wollongong on October 13, 1842, if not claimed.
NOTICE.—A Mare, as described below, and N now in charge of the Police at Wollongong, and supposed to be stolen, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderWilliam Stanmore
OfficialThomas Fowler
OfficialPolice Magistrate
OfficialChief Constable
LocationWollongong
LocationWollongong
LocationWollongong
Notice Date13th September, 1842
Auction DateThursday, the 13th day of October next
Foaling Dateten days since
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 80, 7 October 1842.
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