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A declaration confirms the execution of Hang Tzon in Melbourne on September 2, 1857, followed by lists of outstanding accounts at various sub-treasuries.
We do hereby testify and declare that we have this day been present when the extreme penalty of the law was carried …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderHang Tzon
PlaceMelbourne
Officialsheriff
OfficialClaud Farie
OfficialWm. Young
Officialmerchant
OfficialLann Appco
Officialsub-inspector
OfficialJ. H. H. Stoney
Officialinspector
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 102, 1857.
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People in this noticeClaud Farie · Wm. Young · Lann Appco · J. H. H. Stoney · R. McCulloch · B. Forbes
Also on page 5list_of_persons table, 23 rows · appointment table, 13 rows · list_of_persons table, 18 rows · A return of unpaid accounts at the Sub-Treasury, Castlemaine, as of Se
Elsewhere in this issueThis notice contains a list of names and addresses, likely residents o · Certificates of execution for Chong Sigh and Hang Tzon at the Melbourn · A proclamation by Governor Sir Henry Barkly announces the public aucti · This notice lists town lots for sale in Beechworth, with upset prices · All 123 notices in this issue
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