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Notice from Robert Lodge, Chief Constable, Police Office, Maitland (2 April 1844): a roan horse taken from George Meyers (a self-professed deserter from the 28th Regiment) and a bay mare and colt taken from Luke Lathom, detained on suspicion of being stolen; the mare's throat was reportedly cut and brand cut out at Mr. Icely's back run.
Police Office, Maitland, 2nd April, 1844.
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LocationMaitland
Notice Date2nd April, 1844
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 36, 12 April 1844.
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