reward · 1855
A reward of five pounds is offered for information leading to the discovery of a stolen horse.
J. BROADBENT. FIVE POUNDS REWARD. STOLEN from Carisbrook, on 19th December, 1854, a large chesnut horse, white face, …
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PersonJ. BROADBENT
PersonJOHN HUGHES
PlaceCarisbrook
PlaceBourke-street
PlacePost Office
LocationCarisbrook
Theft19th December, 1854
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 7, 19 January 1855.
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