Transfer of flour note from M. Corbett
1865Hand written note on grey paper
Michael Corbett was convicted of housebreaking and sent to Western Australia in 1858 (no.4781). He eventually settled as a small farmer on the Irwin, where he married and raised a family.
Details
Details
Dungarra Nov 18/65
Mr Maley Sir please give the Bearer John Rowland the balance of the Flour you have of mine in the mill & oblige
Yours etc M Corbett
This note provides evidence of how flour was used when there was a shortage of currency.
There are another two notes associated with Corbett in the archives.
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