New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 225, 8 June 1836 — every indexed notice

This document is the masthead and date for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Friday, June 8,other

The King has established the Bishoprick of Australia, encompassing New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, and Wesappointment

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, regarding new regulations for the transfer of shares innotice

Captain James Henry Crummer of the 28th Regiment has been appointed Police Magistrate at Newcastle.appointment

Mr. Gilbert Wright has been appointed Coroner for the District of Bathurst, replacing Mr. Liscombe.appointment

Alterations in the Police of the Colony include the appointment of Henry Henry Taylor as Constable in Windsor appointment

The tolls and dues from four toll gates will be let by public auction on June 23rd, 1836, commencing July 1st,auction

Tenders are requested for the erection of two cells in the rear of the Debtor's Prison, Carter's Barracks, Sydtender

Tenders are requested for the erection of a watch house in Kent-street, Sydney, with security required for duetender

An auction of seized cattle, horses, wheat, and farming utensils belonging to William Warby, convicted of feloauction

Tail of the William Warby seized-effects auction notice: terms and particulars available at the Crown Solicitoother

Thirty-six market stalls in the George-street Market Building, Sydney, will be let by public auction on June 2auction

Tenders are requested for the erection of a Watch House in Kent-street, Sydney, due by noon on Thursday, June tender

Closing line of the Sydney Watch House (Kent-street) building tender - particulars at the Colonial Architect'sother

Notice of the General Annual Licensing Meeting for Justices of the Peace throughout the Colony, dated May 20thnotice

General Annual Licensing Meetings for Justices of the Peace will be held on June 21st, 1836, to consider applinotice

Tenders are requested for alterations and repairs at the Sydney Gaol, due by noon on Thursday, June 23rd, 1836tender

Continuation of the Sydney Gaol alterations/repairs tender: 75% progress advances offered and security requiretender

Tenders are requested for additions and repairs to the Sydney Police Office.tender

Tenders are invited for additions and repairs to the Sydney Police Office, due by noon on Wednesday, June 22ndtender

Tenders are being accepted for additions and repairs at the Sydney Police Office, with payment terms and securtender

Signatory tail of the Sydney Police Office additions/repairs tender - particulars at the Colonial Architect's other

Tickets of Leave for several prisoners were cancelled due to various offences including drunkenness, neglect oticket of leave

Lists individuals who have received Certificates of Freedom since the last publication, including their names convict admin

Edmunds Johnconvict admin

S. F. Mann, executor for the deceased Edward Croker, claims money and interest from the New South Wales Savingother

The Governor directs that the Bishop of Australia shall take precedence in the Colony immediately after the Ofappointment

The Commissariat Office is calling for tenders for supplying materials and workmanship for various trades at stender

Tenders are invited for shingling the stables at Carter's Barracks with oak, due by June 7, 1836.tender

Tenders are invited for the erection of Military Barracks at Newcastle, with plans available at the Royal Engitender

A reward is offered for the return of a government chestnut cart horse strayed or stolen from Blackheath on Mareward

A list of letters detained in the General Post Office, Sydney, as of May 12, 1836, due to unpaid ship postage other

Bowler Thos Dother

Downing Georgenotice

Yorkshire Hardie Mr Johnother

Hosegqod Drother

Kent Murdoe Mrnotice

George in the Eastnotice

Story M. D. G Fother

Crown land auction (13 July 1836): 1120 acres in the County of Macquarie at Wallighbree, bounded by the River other

This notice lists several convicts who have absconded, detailing their physical descriptions, identifying markrunaway

Mulligan Jamesrunaway

Reynolds Johnrunaway

This notice lists apprehended runaways including Bridget Baldwin, Ellen Bowman, and Elizabeth Smith, apprehendrunaway

One yellow and white Cow, branded off rump WI, a heifer Calf with her unbranded, and other cattle were impoundimpound

One blue brindle Cow, one red working Bullock, one dark brown and white yearling Steer, one red yearling Steerimpound

A red and white bull branded DW gW was impounded at Hillend on May 23, 1836, and will be sold on June 16, 1836impound

One yellow Heifer, one dark brindle Steer, one dark brown poley Bullock, one red and white poley Steer, one reimpound

Two horses, a bay mare and a black filly, were impounded at South Creek Bridge Pound and will be sold in twentimpound

A bay mare impounded at Bungarrabee, Prospect by Samuel Haines, Poundkeeper, will be sold at Parramatta if notimpound

Four cattle, including cows and a steer, were impounded at Patrick's Plains on May 24, 1836, and will be sold impound

Three cows were impounded at Menangle on May 22, 1836, and will be sold on June 18, 1836, if not claimed.impound

A notice from Patrick's Plains lists several impounded cattle, including cows and heifers with specific brandsimpound

One red wide horned Bullock, a star on his forehead, brand on his left hip, a cross JJ two J's crossed and othimpound

A list of impounded cattle at Maitland, including descriptions and brands, with a notice that they will be solimpound

Four cattle were impounded at Red Bank, Invermein on May 26, 1836, and will be sold if not claimed within 21 dimpound

A black filly impounded at Kemp's Creek on May 21, 1836, will be sold on June 17, 1836, if not claimed.impound

John Lumley, Poundkeeper at Bleakmoor Pound, Patrick's Plains, impounded several cattle on May 16th, 1836, whiimpound

William Vivers, Poundkeeper at Hillend, is selling unclaimed impounded cattle on June 3rd, 1836, to cover expeimpound

One yellow-side Cow, white back and belly, branded near rump L brand on the neck illegible, on off rump P JA, impound

A light red and white cow with a white back and belly, impounded at Cowpasture Bridge on May 30, was to be solimpound

One brindled Cow, one strawberry Bullock, one black Steer, and one red Steer were impounded at Goulburn on Mayimpound

A dark brown horse with a short tail and a white speck on its back, branded N or M on the near side under the impound

One red Bull, one red and white Bullock, one red working Bullock, one red Heifer, one brindle poley Cow, one yimpound

Two horses and one mare were impounded at the Cowpastures and Petersham in May and June 1835 and 1836 respectiimpound

One bay Filly, one black Colt, three oxen (one branded VE or VF, one branded WB or WE, one with illegible branimpound