reward · 1847
A notice warns that anyone concealing stolen cattle will be prosecuted, issued by Thomas Abbott, Chief Constable.
Any person or persons detected in concealing any of the above described cattle, &c., &c., …
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OfficialThomas Abbott
OfficialChief Constable
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 20, 5 March 1847.
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Also on page 5A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace t · A reward of two pounds is offered for the apprehension of George Crisp · A sale on behalf of the Crown of cattle, a dray, and other goods, late · A notice from the Police Office in Dungog dated 27th February, 1847.
Elsewhere in this issueAn auction for Occupation Licenses of Church and School Estates lands · Sale of horse stock belonging to William Branson and John Walker, conv · An auction of horses, a saddle, and a bridle will be held at the Polic · Property recovered from an unknown bushranger at Wellington is to be s · All 78 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 2 March 1847 · 43 notices · Port Phillip Government Gazette 3 March 1847 · 17 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 5 March 1847 · 10 notices
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