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reward · 1836

A reward of fifty pounds is offered for the apprehension of James Wales or Walls, Thomas Smith, and an unknown Native Lad, involved in depredations on the Argyle Road.

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Colonial Secretary's Office, 18th January, 1836. REWARD OF THREE HUNDRED POUNDS, OR CONDITIONAL PARDONS. …

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Recorded in this notice

OffenderJames Wales or Walls
ShipVittoria
OffenderThomas Smith
Offendera Native Lad, whose name is unknown
OfficialMagistrate
OfficialConstable
OfficialMounted Police
OfficialGovernor
LocationArgyle Road
Notice Date18th January, 1836
Previous Advertisement Date22nd and 29th December, 1835

NSW Government Gazette, No. 205, 1836.

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