reward · 1858
Two separate reward notices are published: one for a bay horse and a bay mare lost from Webster's Paddock, Goulburn River, and another for a bay mare strayed from Pleasant Creek.
TEN POUNDS REWARD. CAUTION TO POUNDKEEPERS AND OTHERS. …
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PersonWilliam Growse
PersonJames Davidson
PersonJ. and A. Riddoch
LocationWebster's Paddock
LocationGoulburn River
LocationWhroo
LocationGoulburn Diggings
LocationPleasant Creek
LocationBanffshire Store
LocationPleasant Creek
LocationGeelong
Strayed Date20th February last
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 41, 1858.
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Also on page 15A reward is offered for the return of a lost Crown Grant for Lot 8, No · A reward of £5 is offered for the return of a lost black horse branded · A reward of ten pounds is offered for the return of a stolen or straye · A reward of twenty pounds is offered for the conviction of a thief who
Elsewhere in this issueNotice of insolvency proceedings for Henry Dewing, a farmer from Geelo · Henry N Dewing of Geelong intends to apply for a certificate of discha · William N. Cullen, an insolvent from Geelong, intends to apply for a c · Sheriff's sale of land in North Geelong, Victoria, to satisfy a writ o · All 107 notices in this issue
Similar noticesA reward of £10 is offered for the recovery of two horses lost from We 1858 · William Growse offers a ten pound reward for the recovery of two horse 1858 · James Keating offers a £7 reward for information leading to the recove 1858 · A reward of £7 is offered for information leading to the recovery of a 1858
Near this placeWebster's Paddock · Goulburn River · Whroo · Goulburn Diggings · Pleasant Creek