auction · 1860
Seized and confiscated property including candlesticks, vats, a tin boiler, and clothing will be sold by auction at the Police Office in Gisborne on November 13, 1860.
Office of Chief Inspector of Distilleries, Melbourne, 3rd November, 1860. SEIZED AND CONFISCATED PROPERTY. …
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OfficialLesley A. Moody
OfficialChief Inspector of Distilleries
LocationMelbourne
LocationGisborne
Notice Date3rd November, 1860
Auction Date13th November instant
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 141, 1860.
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