New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 213, 16 March 1836 — every indexed notice

NEW SOUTH WALESconvict admin

Additional Assignment Regulations (Colonial Secretary Alexander McLeay, Sydney, 9 March 1836): Petty Sessions convict admin

Principal Superintendent of Convictsconvict admin

Domestic servantother

A beacon named Selwyn's Beacon has been erected near Cape Recife to prevent mariners from mistaking it for Capnotice

The tolls and dues from several toll-gates will be let by public auction in Sydney on March 23rd, 1836.auction

Tenders are invited for the conveyance of timber from Badger Brush to Bathurst for a bridge over the Macquarietender

Tenders are invited for the supply of various clothing items including jackets, trousers, boots, spurs, glovestender

Tenders are invited from builders and others for the construction of a Court House and Lock-up at either Kingdtender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a Court House and Lock-up at Kingdon Ponds.tender

Tenders are invited for the construction of a Court House and Lock-up at Kingdon Ponds or Invermein.tender

This notice details numerous alterations in the Police of the Colony, including appointments and dismissals ofappointment

Fresh tenders are invited for carpentry and joinery work at the Lunatic Asylum, Tarban Creek, due by noon on Ttender

Tenders are requested for the performance of constructing a substantial stone drain at the foot of Brickfield-tender

Tenders are invited for an additional building for the Superintendent of the Light House at South Head, Sydneytender

Tenders are requested for approximately seven miles of post and rail fencing along a new road near Bungonia, Atender

Tenders are requested for the supply of various articles including colonial cloth, corduroy, linen, hats, capstender

An inquiry is made regarding a youth named Smith, who arrived in the colony in March 1834 as an apprentice on other

Two private Acts passed by the Legislative Council of NSW, one for The Australian Subscription Library and anonotice

Tenders are invited for furnishing rations and fuel for Gaols and Watch-houses across various locations in NSWtender

Tenders are being re-received for the erection of a new Gaol and Court House at Goulburn due to the original ctender

The Governor directs that the Parish of Concord will in future be attached to the Parramatta District, insteadnotice

Thirty-six market stalls in the North-Eastern Building of the George-street Market in Sydney are to be let by auction

Title Deeds schedule (Colonial Secretary McLeay, 10 March 1836): 220 town allotments and rural land purchases/land grant

Samuel Lyonsland grant

Thomas Horton Jamesland grant

William Cox, the elderland grant

John Watsonland grant

Ann Onusland grant

Samuel Arndellland grant

Two notices folded together: (1) Stonequarry reward (Police Magistrate H.L. Antill, 12 March 1836) for the escreward

Notices regarding changes to Customs procedures for importers of spirits and tobacco, a claim on funds in the other

Deeds of grants of town allotments executed in pursuance of final reports made by the Commissioners appointed land grant

Lease sales in 368 Report upon, Report upon Memorials 690 and 938 (9 entries).lease sale

A public auction of 200 head of fat cattle and 350 fat wethers will be held at Grose Farm on March 31, 1836, aauction

A notice issued by William Cooke, Chief Constable, by order of the Police Magistrate.other

The Chief Clerk of the Supreme Court will sell by public auction land and premises in the County of Northumberland sale

Tenders are invited for the building of a wall to enclose the Store Barrack at Parramatta, with submissions dutender

Tenders are invited for furnishing buoys for Norfolk Island and Moreton Bay, with specifications available at tender

Absconding-convicts roster (Principal Superintendent of Convicts' Office, 15 March 1836, John Ryan Brenan): rurunaway

Powell Michaelrunaway

Kemp Charlesrunaway

This notice lists apprehended runaways including Janet Thompson, William Daniels, and James Brady, detailing trunaway

Henry Corbye, Poundkeeper at Jerara, district of Inverary, is selling impounded cattle and a filly if not claiimpound

One white working bullock with specific markings and brands was impounded at Stonequarry Creek and will be solimpound

One brindle Bullock, one black Bullock, one Heifer, and one red Heifer were impounded at Goulburn and will be impound

J. Lumley, Poundkeeper at Bleakmoor Pound, Patrick's Plains, impounded several cattle on March 3, 1836, which impound

Multiple impoundment notices detail cattle and a colt with descriptions, brands, and impoundment dates, with pimpound

A light brindle working bullock with a white rump, tail, and belly, and a brand on the off side on the ribs (Cimpound

A yellow cow, branded WM off rump, was impounded at Campbelltown on March 9, 1836, and will be sold if not relimpound

Jonathan Bardsley, Poundkeeper at Parramatta, impounded several cattle on March 14, 1836, and warned they woulimpound

One red and white Cow, one red Steer, one brown and white Bullock, one brown and white yearling Bull, one brinimpound

A small red and white bull with a white star in its forehead, no brand, approximately 15 months old, was impouimpound

One brindle and white Bullock, branded HH near hip, and key on the shoulder off side, was impounded at Rong Boimpound

A notice from the Blenkmoor Pound at Patrick's Plains detailing impounded cattle, their brands, and descriptioimpound

One cow with a male calf and one bullock were impounded at Windsor on February 29, 1836.impound

Two cows were impounded at Cowpastures on February 23rd and February 27th, 1836, and will be sold if not claimimpound

Two horses, one bay colt and one dark brown horse, were impounded at Parramatta on February 29, 1836, and willimpound

Several cattle were impounded at Bank's Town on February 8th and are scheduled for sale on March 23rd if not cimpound

Two separate notices detail impounded cattle and horses in Red Bank and on the Cowpasture Road, with descriptiimpound

Two bullocks, one dark brown and one red, were impounded at Cowpasture Bridge and will be sold if not claimed impound

Two cattle, a cow and calf and a cow, were impounded at Red Bank, Invermein on February 29, 1836, and will be impound

A notice from Goulburn detailing impounded livestock including horses, cattle, and calves, with descriptions aimpound

One black bullock, one red and white speckled bullock, one red bullock, one red brindle bullock, one very darkimpound