reward · 1854
James Hammill offers a twenty pounds reward for information leading to the conviction of a thief who stole a light bay horse from beside the Police Station in the Black Forest on the night of May 17th.
JAMES HAMMILL. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. STOLEN or strayed from beside the Police Station in the Black Forest, …
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PersonJames Hammill
PersonMr. Hicox
LocationBlack Forest
LocationSwanston- street
Event Date17th May last
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 49, 1854.
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