New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 221, 11 May 1836 — every indexed notice

George Payneland grant

Henry St. John Cahuacland grant

W. C. Went- worthland grant

An auction of land portions will be held on June 8th, 1836, at the George-street Market Building.auction

James Johnsonland grant

Notice of a land auction to be held on August 10th, 1836, with various portions of land available for purchaseland sale

Daniel Sweenyland sale

Thomas Blackmanland sale

T. V. Bloomfieldland sale

Lawsonland sale

Walter Curlewisland grant

Charles Farrellland grant

The Collector of Internal Revenue will auction yearly leases of land on July 14, 1836, at the George-street Maauction

Thomas Connorland grant

G. Wentworthland grant

KINGland grant

T. A. Murraycrown land

A land sale auction will be held on June 8th, 1836, for several portions of land, with conditions set by the gland sale

J. B. Sharpcrown land

George Henry Greenland grant

Town-allotment auction (Colonial Secretary's Office, 10 May 1836; auction 14 July): half-acre allotments at WOauction

The Colonial Secretary's Office announces alterations in the Police of the Colony, including appointments and appointment

Tenders are invited for the conveyance of gravel to a road near Bathurst, to be received by June 4th, 1836.tender

Rules and regulations for maintaining good order on the Wharf at Greenhills, Maitland, were published under thnotice

Tenders are requested for the erection of a brick or stone arch at East Maitland and a small arch in Newcastletender

A reward of Five Pounds is offered for the return of a lost book titled 'Old Half-Monthly Return' from the Surreward

Purchasers of land under previous governors are reminded to complete their purchases by July 31st, or face resland sale

A notice cancelling a previous government notice regarding quit-rents and outlining conditions for redemption other

A notice regarding emigrants and options for receiving payments or bounties.other

Tenders are requested for supplying four large and twelve small buoys for Newcastle Harbour and River, due by tender

The Maitland Police are holding eight head of horned cattle, suspected to be stolen, and are seeking informatiother

A notice dissolving the partnership between James Marshall and William Lowe.other

A reward of fifteen pounds is offered for information leading to the conviction of a party who stole a roan mareward

A notice from the Police Office Yard, by order of the Bench of Magistrates, signed by John Thorn, Chief Constaother

A citation from the Supreme Court of New South Wales regarding the estate of John Swan, deceased, to show causother

Courts of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace will be held in Sydney, Maitland, Parramatta, Campbelltown, Winotice

A reward of ten pounds is offered for information leading to the conviction of a party who stole a dark brown reward

Tenders are invited for supplying provisions and forage to military and convict establishments in Parramatta, tender

Tenders are invited for the supply of approximately 230 tons of Colonial Salted Beef for the Public Service fotender

This notice contains multiple sections including a request for overseers at Colonial Hospitals, a sale of forfother

Police Officeother

Absconders roster (Principal Superintendent of Convicts, Sydney, 10 May 1836; acting supt John Ryan Brenan): arunaway

Llewellyn Johnrunaway

Graig Jamesrunaway

M'Loughlin alias M'Creedy Margaretrunaway

List of runaways apprehended in the week to 11 May 1836 (Principal Superintendent of Convicts; Thomas Ryan, Chrunaway

Four cattle were impounded at Patrick's Plains on May 3, 1836, and will be sold if not claimed within twenty-oimpound

One red working bullock impounded at Petersham on May 10, 1836, will be sold if not claimed within twenty-one impound

A red heifer branded IH on the off rump was impounded at Claremont Pound on May 2, 1836, and will be sold if nimpound

John Lumley, Poundkeeper at Bleakmoor Pound, Patrick's Plains, impounded ten cattle on April 30, 1836, which wimpound

One cow, one heifer, and one bull were impounded at North Richmond on May 1, 1836, and will be sold if not claimpound

A list of impounded cattle at Red Bank, Invermein, with descriptions, brands, and sale information if not claiimpound

One red cow, one dark brindle cow, and one light brindle cow were impounded at Petersham and will be sold if nimpound

One red heifer calf and two bull calves were impounded at South Creek Bridge on April 18, 1836, and will be soimpound

Three bullocks were impounded at Bong Bong, Sutton district, and will be sold if not claimed within twenty-oneimpound

One brown and white cow and one red and white bullock were impounded at Bong Bong, district of Sutton Forest, impound

Four cattle, including a red steer, a red heifer, a grey cow, and a brown-sided bullock, were impounded at Stoimpound

Two animals, a red bull and a bay mare, were impounded at Liverpool and will be sold on the 20th of the next mimpound

Two separate impoundment notices detail livestock including horses, heifers, and cows with specific brands andimpound

Three cattle, a brindle bull stag, a polled black steer, and a dark brindle bullock, were impounded at Hill-enimpound

A notice from Campbelltown dated May 3rd lists impounded livestock including heifers, cows, bullocks, steers, impound

One brindle working bullock impounded at Cowpasture Bridge on 23rd April will be sold on 17th May if not releaimpound

One black mare, one black colt, and one chestnut filly were impounded at Bank's Town on April 17th and will beimpound

One brown and white Cow, one brindle Cow, one light brindle Cow with a bull Calf, one brindle and white Cow wiimpound

Four cattle, including a brown and white heifer, a black cow with a brown steer, a blue and white steer, and aimpound