other · 1851
Information is requested regarding Peter Duft, who arrived in Sydney in 1839, worked for M'Arthur at Richlands, and was last heard of in 1841 on a station on the Lower Murray.
GOVERNMENT NOTICE. Superintendent's Office, Melbourne, 29th April, 1851. …
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OffenderPeter Duft
OriginSydney
EmployerMessrs. M'Arthur
LocationRichlands
LocationArgyle
LocationLower Murray
AssociateRev. Dr. M'Garvie
OfficialSuperintendent's Office
LocationMelbourne
OfficialEdward Bell
OfficialSuperintendent
EmployerMr. Benjamin Boyd's stations
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 32, 2 July 1851.
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