auction · 1860
Confiscated goods including ale, a looking glass, casks, tools, and a broken still will be sold by auction on January 27, 1860, at Sandhurst by Henry Marks.
Office of Chief Inspector of Distilleries, Melbourne, 16th January, 1860. SALE OF CONFISCATED PROPERTY. …
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OfficialChief Inspector of Distilleries
OffenderLesley A. Moody
Officialauctioneer
OfficialHenry Marks
LocationMelbourne
LocationSandhurst
Notice Date16th January, 1860
Sale Datethe 27th instant
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 13, 1860.
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