reward · 1855
William Modurdy offers a forty pound reward for the return of two stolen bay and black draught mares, branded JC, from Bullyrook Station.
WILLIAM MODURDY. FORTY POUNDS REWARD. TOLEN from the Paddock of Bullyrook Station, on the night of 17th July, 1854, …
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PersonWilliam Modurdy
PersonDaniel Leahy
OwnerJeremiah Coffee
LocationBullyrook Station
LocationCreswick's Creek
LocationLa Trobe-street east
LocationBullyrook
Theft17th July, 1854
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 1, 2 January 1855.
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Near this placeBullyrook Station · Creswick's Creek · La Trobe-street east · Bullyrook