reward · 1844
A reward of twenty-five pounds is offered for information leading to the detection and conviction of individuals committing nocturnal outrages on Mr. Robert Chamberlain's station in the Port Fairy District, with a conditional pardon offered to prisoners of the Crown.
WHEREAS it has been represented to the Government that divers nocturnal out- rages, …
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Recorded in this notice
VictimMr. Robert Chamberlain
OfficialC. J. La Trobe
OfficialWILLIAM CAMPBELL, J.P.
OfficialJNO. COX, J.P.
OfficialHenry D. Kemp
PersonMail Man
PlacePort Fairy District
PlaceMelbourne
PlacePort Fairy
PlaceBelfast
PlaceSeymour
Placethe Ovens
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 42, 15 October 1844.
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