notice · 1855
Information is requested regarding William Boyce, a butcher who left England in May 1852 on the ship Bangalore and was last heard of at Fryer's Creek Gold Fields, and Henry Charles Apjohn, who arrived in Melbourne on the ship Syria on December 24, 1852.
M.82. By His Excellency's Command, WILLIAM C. HAINES. …
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PersonWilliam Boyce
PersonHenry Charles Apjohn
Rolebutcher
OfficialWILLIAM C. HAINES
ShipBangalore
ShipSyria
LocationEngland
LocationMelbourne
LocationBath
LocationFryer's Creek Gold Fields
LocationMelbourne
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 17, 20 February 1855.
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