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Two horses, suspected stolen and held by police in Singleton, will be sold on May 22, 1844, if not claimed.
TWO horses in the possession of the Police, Sin- gleton, supposed to be stolen: — One chesnut horse, …
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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 45, 14 May 1844.
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Also on page 9Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service i · Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service i · The Chief Constable lists seized items including saltpetre, hops, salt · Reward/apprehension notice: David Bright, charged with horse stealing
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