convict admin · 1844
Articles taken from convicts Charles Booth and Joseph Taylor are to be sold by auction, with claims against the convicts to be presented by October 11, 1844.
All per- sons having claims against these Convicts, are re- quested to present the same to the Bench of Magis- trates, …
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OffenderBooth
OffenderTaylor
OfficialE. Wilson
OffenderConvicts
Officialhief Constable
OfficialBench of Magis- trates
LocationPen- rith
Claim Deadline11th October, 1844
Claim Deadline11th October
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 88, 27 September 1844.
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