New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 229, 6 July 1836 — every indexed notice

Notice of a sale of town allotments in Paterson and Maitland, to be held on August 11th, 1836, with details onland sale

Reverend William Yate is appointed pro-tempore charge of St. James' Church, Sydney, replacing Reverend Richardappointment

Mr. David Duncomb appointed Coroner for the District of Windsor.appointment

Appointments and alterations in the Police of the Colony were approved by the Governor, including John Gowen aappointment

Tenders are invited for furnishing rations and forage for surveying parties in Roxburgh and Bathurst districtstender

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

Police Office, Sydneytender

Police Officetender

Office of the Colonial Architectappointment

Tenders are invited for the supply of various furniture items for the Public Service, including presses, tabletender

Office of the Colonial Architectother

Tenders are requested for a sealing boat to be used by the Assistant Surveyor at Windsor, due by July 18, 1836tender

Tenders are requested for the erection of post and rail fencing along a new road at Hunter's River, from Blacktender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a Watch-house at Maitland, with security and completion period requiretender

Office of the Colonial Architecttender

Tenders are requested for the erection of a Watch-house and Court-room at Newcastle, due by July 25, 1836.tender

Office of the Colonial Architecttender

Tenders are invited for the supply of provisions and forage at Port Macquarie from August to December 1836.tender

Tenders are invited for the supply of three boats for the Colonial Service at Port Macquarie, including a whaltender

Tenders are requested for the construction of a brick bridge across the Macquarie River near Bathurst, due by tender

Notice from the Surveyor General's Office regarding tenders for road works at Bowen's Hollow.other

The Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney announced that several female prisoners of the Crown in the County oticket of leave

Dillon Janeticket of leave

Tickets-of-Leave granted to ~71 male prisoners of the Crown since the last gazette (4 July 1836), listed by coticket of leave

A list of assignments of male convicts made on December 30th and 31st, 1835, to various individuals and locaticonvict admin

Dillon Richardconvict admin

Maughan J. T.convict admin

J., George-streetconvict admin

Official notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, dated 6th July, 1836, announcing proposed bills other

Tenders are invited for the conveyance of convicts, rank and file, stores, and officers to Norfolk Island, wittender

A reward of £15 is offered for information leading to the conviction of anyone who stole a dark bay mare, withreward

A notice from the Crown Solicitor's Office regarding the estate of William Bradbury, deceased, and a Supreme Cother

A property in South George-street, Sydney, with a brick-built house and various outbuildings, is being put up land sale

A piece of land in South Pitt-street, Sydney, with a brick-built house, is being put up for sale by the Chief land sale

Letters of Administration have been granted for the goods and chattels of the late Charles Stewart of Parramatother

Letters of Administration were granted to Mrs. Bridget Stewart for the goods of the late Charles Stewart, and other

A list of unclaimed and forfeited property to be sold at the Court-House in Maitland for the benefit of the Crauction

A reward is offered for information leading to the apprehension of George Jackson, charged with robbery, and hreward

A reward of £200 is offered for information regarding George Jackson, an accomplice in a robbery committed by reward

NOT a land sale — this chunk is a hallucination. It is the [TABLE] of stopped BANK-NOTE numbers, issue dates aland sale

A reward is offered for the apprehension of George Jackson, formerly of the new Metropolitan Police, and the rreward

A list of apprehended runaways from various locations and dates, detailing their physical descriptions and orirunaway

This notice lists apprehended runaways caught during the last week, signed by the Chief Clerk.runaway

A list of apprehended runaways from various ships and locations during the last week.runaway

This notice lists individuals associated with road parties and ships, potentially indicating runaways or assigrunaway

One black Heifer, one brown Cow, one red and white yearling Steer, one red poly Cow, one black Cow, one red Coimpound

One black Cow, one red and white yearling Heifer, one white yearling Heifer, one yellow Cow, one speckled brinimpound

Two separate impoundment notices from Emu Ferry Pound and Paterson's Plains, detailing cattle and horses, theiimpound

Two impoundment notices from Claremont and Sydney, detailing cattle and horses to be sold if not claimed withiimpound

Three cattle, including a red cow with a calf, a black and white bull, and a black heifer, were impounded at Pimpound

Two cattle, a red cow and a red brindle cow with a calf, were impounded at Parramatta on June 27, 1836, and wiimpound

Two horses were impounded at Sydney on June 15, 1836, and will be sold on July 11, 1836, if not claimed.impound

Two cows and their calves were impounded at Stonequarry Creek on June 21, 1836, and will be sold if not claimeimpound

J. G. Pettingale, Poundkeeper at Cowpastures, impounded a black bullock and four colts between June 23rd and 2impound

Twenty-nine cattle and calves were impounded at Red Bank, Invermein, and will be sold if not released within timpound

Two poundkeepers, W. Vivers of Hillend and Henry Veness of North Richmond, report impounded cattle and a bulloimpound

Arthur Walker, Poundkeeper at Stonequarry Creek, impounded several cattle including a black working bullock, rimpound

A mottled pole cow with specific markings and brands was impounded at Prospect on July 4, 1836, and will be soimpound