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Notice regarding Mr. George Bell, who has been missing since August 1853 and is presumed drowned after returning from the Gold Mines.
GEORGE BELL, who formerly resided with Mr. Phillip Kelly, boot and shoemaker, in Napier- street, Collingwood, …
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OffenderMR. GEORGE BELL
PersonMr. Phillip Kelly
OfficialJohn Foster
LocationMelbourne
LocationNapier- street
LocationCollingwood
LocationGold Mines
Event Date2nd of August, 1853
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 41, 1854.
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