reward · 1836
A reward of £15 is offered by the Patrick's Plains Association for information leading to the conviction of a party who stole a dark bay Clydesdale filly, branded S under the mane, from Gunergarnoo, Mr. Benjamin Singleton's stock station at Liverpool Plains, since February 1st, 1836. An additional reward of £5 is offered by Benjamin Singleton for the conviction of the offender if stolen, or £2 if strayed.
FIFTEEN POUNDS REWARD. S TOLEN or STRAYED, since the 1st February last, from Gunergarnoo, Mr. …
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OfficialRobert Scott
OwnerBenjamin Singleton
OfficialChairman
LocationGunergarnoo
LocationLiverpool Plains
LocationPatrick's Plains
Event Start1st February last
Signing Date11th March, 1836
Signing DateMarch 11, 1836
NSW Government Gazette, No. 214, 1836.