Letter 52/3518, Page 1

Native Police Station
Septr. 11th. 1852

Sir/
I have the honour to report for
the information of His Excellency
the Lieutenant Governor, that a
detachment of the Mounted
Patrol will proceed to the Deep
Creek on Tuesday the 14th. instant.

I beg to request if any fur-
ther orders may be deemed ne-
cessary for my guidance (than
those

The Honourable
The Colonial Secretary

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52/3518
13th. September 1852
The Commandant of Native Police,
reporting that the Mounted Patrol
under his command would proceed to
the Deep Creek on the 14 Inst.

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Answered
23 Septr. 1852

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Mr. Dana will
confer with Mr Sturt on the one hand
& with Mr. C. C. Powlete upon the
other as to the best models
interlocking [crossed out: his] the service of the
Patrol - with the other Police divisions
in this quarter
C. J. L
14 Sep
/1852

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write to this
effect

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52/3751

Letter 52/3518, Page 2

those already [crossed out: stationed] issued)
that such may be given before
the detachment marches.

I beg also to state that
after arranging the Patrols’ on
the Mount Macedon road I
shall proceed to visit the
Kilmore, Mc.Ivor and Cam-
paspie Stations.

I have the honour to be
Sir
Your most Obdt. Servant
H E Pultney Dana
Commandant