other · 1850
A notice from the Police Office, Broken River regarding a grey mare and a black pony in police possession, suspected stolen from Thomas Phillips and Edward Giles who are in custody for forgery.
THE undermentioned horse and mare, at present in the possession of the police at the Broken River, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderThomas Phillips
OffenderEdward Giles
OfficialWilliam Marks
RoleChief Constable
LocationBroken River
LocationBroken River
Notice Date6th October, 1850
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 43, 9 October 1850.
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