reward · 1859
Rewards ranging from £10 to £50 will be given for information leading to the detection and conviction of persons engaged in illicit distillation, payable upon conviction.
REWARDS FOR THE DISCOVERY OF ILLICIT DISTILLATION. T is hereby notified that rewards in amount from £10 to £50 will be …
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OfficialChief Inspector of Distilleries
OfficialLesley A. Moody
Officialofficer of police
Officialinspector of distilleries
LocationMelbourne
LocationKing street
Locationthe colony
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 116, 1859.
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