auction · 1842
Articles found upon three bushrangers and other items are to be disposed of if not claimed by October 17th, 1842.
Police Office, at noon of that day: One saddle, by Binnie, George-street, Sydney One ditto, John Manderman, Glasgow. …
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OwnerBinnie
LocationGeorge-street, Sydney
OwnerJohn Manderman
LocationGlasgow
OwnerO. M'Donald
OwnerH. W. Whaley Strood
OwnerE. M'D.
OwnerSarjent and Son
OwnerD. Egg
LocationLondon
OwnerWilliams and Powell
LocationLiverpool
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 69, 30 August 1842.
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People in this noticeJohn Manderman · O. M'Donald · H. W. Whaley Strood · Sarjent and Son · D. Egg · Williams and Powell
Also on page 10Articles belonging to Robert Riley, whose ticket of leave was cancelle · Articles found upon bushrangers captured at Omeo will be sold if not c · Frederick Lunny, charged with robbery and escaped from a constable bet · A bay and grey horse, with white markings and an illegible brand, foun
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