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== Recollections of a Victorian Police Officer by Sup John Sadleir ==

Warrants were issued for the two men Chamberlain and Armstrong, who, it will be remembered, had met the travellers in the gully leading to Tongio Mungi on the preceding evening. Armstrong was an associate of a man named Toake, a shanty-keeper at Cibbo, about thirty miles from Omeo, and to his place Chamberlain and Armstrong made their way. A large reward was offered for their arrest, and one day an aboriginal native employed by Toake came in with information as to their hiding- place. The police went out to find that the two men had left Toake’s, but the aboriginal took up their tracks, which led to a tree were the men were found concealed. They were subsequently tried and executed for their crime.

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