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Tales from Baker’s Flat, II
A cautionary tale from the South Australian Supreme Court criminal sittings, reported in the South Australian Register of Saturday 12 May 1866 under the headline Burglary. In summary – a man called John Lenane was charged with stealing 16 shillings from … Continue reading
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Tagged Baker's Flat, burglariously, crime, newspaper reports, tales
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