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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 241, 28 September 1836

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This notice is the header for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Wednesday, September 28, 183other
Appointments of Police Magistrates at Parramatta and Maitland, and a Justice of the Peace and Police Magistratappointment
Several individuals, including Thomas Braidwood Wilson, Alexander Warren, John Palmer, George Henry Green, andappointment
Captain Alured Tasker Faunce was appointed Police Magistrate at Brisbane Water, effective November 1, 1836.appointment
Requisitions on the Commanding Royal Engineer or Ordnance Storekeeper are to be forwarded direct to them from other
The Governor directs that prisoners of the Crown will no longer be allowed to quit Road Parties for Harvest Woother
Tenders are invited for the conveyance of Post Office mails between Windsor, Parramatta, and Sydney daily (Suntender
This notice details mail conveyance routes and regulations for contractors in various locations across NSW, inother
Regulations for the conveyance of mails, including vehicle inspection, driver qualifications, penalties for deother
Sale of Town Allotments by auction (Sydney, 10 Nov 1836): G.M.C. Bowen (Windsor George-street lots), Owen Laraland sale
James Reidland sale
Francis Murphyland sale
Sale of Crown land by auction, Colonial Secretary's Office Sydney, 26 September 1836 — numbered schedule of poauction
James Singletonland grant
William Lithgowland grant
George Hillland grant
George Townshendland grant
Certificates of Freedom granted since last publication, Colonial Secretary's Office Sydney, 27 September 1836 land grant
This notice lists individuals who have received Certificates of Freedom, often associated with ship names and convict admin
Hilson Georgeconvict admin
Major Mitchell and his party arrived at Portland Bay on August 29th and obtained provisions to return to Sydnenotice
The Bishop of Australia's Office announces a schedule of confirmations at various locations in October, Novembnotice
Condemned goods including spirits and tobacco will be sold by public auction at the King's Warehouse on Octobeauction
Courts of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the Colony of New South Wales will be held at Sydney, Campother
The Commissioners of Claims Office announces upcoming hearings for twenty-four land and town allotment claims,notice
Regulations for the storage and drawing of gunpowder from His Majesty's Magazines, with permits to be granted other
Notices from the Office of Ordnance and the Commissioners of Claims Office in Sydney, dated September 1836, linotice
Subpoenas for witnesses in cases before the Commissioners can be obtained from the Secretary.notice
NOT A REAL NOTICE — hallucinated from a blank Gunpowder Return form. This is the empty multi-column FORM appenland sale
William Broughton, Bishop of Australia, was appointed a Member of the Executive Council of the Colony and tookappointment
Tenders are invited for the supply of portable houses, with security required and payment upon completion.tender
This notice lists various government offices in Sydney, Goulburn, and Yass, including the Collector of Internaother
A cattle sale advertised for October 5th in Goulburn has been postponed, with a future date to be announced.auction
An auction of a mare and foal, cows, heifers, and calves will be held at the Cassilis Court House on October 2auction
John Macdougall has been appointed Keeper of the Pound at the Wolambi, replacing Patrick Doolan who resigned.appointment
Two distinct notices run together: (1) Police Office, Bong Bong (22 Aug 1836) — Thomas Ward, free, appointed Pother
This notice details multiple convicts, including their names, ship, sentence details, physical descriptions, dconvict admin
Saint Josephrunaway
Kalmear Jamesrunaway
Mellor Thomasrunaway
List of Runaways Apprehended During the Last Week (Principal Superintendent of Convicts; THOMAS RYAN, Chief Clrunaway
Cattle impounded at Stonequarry on September 19, 1836, by the Chief Constable of Camden, are listed with descrimpound
One red snail-horn Bullock, one black Cow, one brindle and white Bullock, one brown poley Bullock, one red andimpound
Two poundkeepers, John Murray and John Shaw, report impounded livestock at Redbank, Invermein and seven miles impound
A black and white steer was impounded at Paterson's Plains on September 13, 1836, and had no brand.impound
A black cow with white markings and an illegible brand was impounded at Pitt Town on September 14, 1836, and wimpound
A yellow-sided bullock with specific markings and brand was impounded at Kemp's Creek on September 13, 1836, aimpound
A young bull, black and white with a star on its forehead and no brand, was impounded at Liverpool on Septembeimpound
Two separate notices detail impounded livestock at Cowpasture Bridge and Bathurst Pound, with descriptions andimpound
An aged brindle cow with specific markings and brands was impounded at Appin on September 15, 1836, and will bimpound
One yellow polled cow and one red working bullock were impounded at Hillend, district of Merton, on September impound
One red cow, a red heifer calf, a brown-sided cow, and a brown bull calf were impounded at Paterson's Plains oimpound
A notice from Bankstown detailing impounded livestock including a grey horse and several bullocks and a cow, wimpound
One bay mare with a white star and a grey mare, both with filly foals, and one grey entire horse were impoundeimpound
Three cattle, including a red steer, a brindle bull, and a blue and white steer, were impounded at Patrick's Pimpound
A black mare impounded at Emu Ferry Pound on September 6, 1836, with specific markings and an obscure brand, wimpound
Two red bullocks were impounded at Paterson's Plains on September 7, 1836, and will be sold on September 30 ifimpound
Three cattle, including a brown steer and two cows, were impounded at Patrick's Plains on September 18, 1836, impound
Two horses, a large aged chestnut mare and a dark chestnut mare with a filly, were impounded at Stonequarry onimpound
One red Bullock, branded on the near rump W reversed and other cattle were impounded at Red Bank, Invermein onimpound
One red Cow, cock horns, short tail, branded on neck near side U was impounded at Campbelltown on September 7timpound
A black Heifer, branded with a spur mark, was impounded at Kemps Creek, District of Cabramatta on September 9,impound

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