reward · 1842
Messrs. Smith and Osbrey
WHEREAS it has been represented to the Government, that on the night of the 23rd February last, …
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PersonMessrs. Smith and Osbrey
PerpetratorEuropeans
VictimAboriginal Natives
LocationPortland Bay district
LocationTea-tree scrub
Incident Date23rd February last
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 61, 2 August 1842.
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Near this placePortland Bay district · Tea-tree scrub