reward · 1860
Two separate reward notices are present: one for a stolen grey and bay draught horse from Elphinstone with a £10 reward, and another for a stolen brown horse from Colac with a reward of £5 or £2.
NOTICE. STOLEN or strayed from Elphinstone, on the night of Sun- day, 6th instant, a grey draught horse, …
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PersonBlyth Brothers
PersonMr. Clark
PersonMr. John Blyth
LocationElphinstone
LocationCastlemaine
LocationLarpent Section
LocationColac
LocationWestern Market
Notice Date15th May, 1860
Notice Date12th May, 1860
Event Date6th instant
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 62, 1860.
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Near this placeElphinstone · Castlemaine · Larpent Section · Colac · Western Market