New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 263, 15 February 1837 — every indexed notice

This is the masthead and dateline for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Wednesday, February notice

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney on February 7, 1837, announcing the deferral of a portland sale

This notice details upcoming land sales, town allotments, and leases scheduled for March, with specific lot nuland sale

This notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney calls attention to a previous notice regarding the other

Persons holding lands subject to Quit-rent will be allowed to redeem the Rent at ten years' purchase by payingother

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

This notice publishes accepted tenders for provisions and supplies for the Colonial Service in NSW during 1837tender

This notice details accepted tender prices for various supplies and services across multiple locations in NSW,tender

Tenders were accepted for surveying parties, road parties, provisions, forage, tea, sugar, and tobacco in Febrtender

New procedures for submitting requisitions for supplies and repairs to the Colonial Architect or Colonial Storconvict admin

Tenders are invited for the building of a stone foundation for the New Government House in Sydney.tender

Tenders are invited for the building of the stone foundation for the New Government House, with offers due by tender

Tenders are invited for the building of a stone foundation for the New Government House, with forms of tender tender

Tickets of Leave for several prisoners including John Driscoll, Stephen Hoctor, and George William Kerridge weticket of leave

Tenders are invited for the erection of watch-houses at Concord, Prospect, and Kissing Point, as advertised bytender

Tenders are requested for the erection of a watch-house at Concord, Prospect, or Kissing Point, with security tender

This notice is a directive from E. Deas Thomson, likely concerning administrative matters within the Colonial other

Tenders are requested for repairs to the Female Orphan School Buildings, with offers due by February 20, 1837.tender

Tenders are invited for repairs to the Female Orphan School Buildings near Parramatta.tender

Lands advertised in July and September 1836 were sold by auction on October 12th, 1836, with several exceptionland sale

land_sale table, 57 rowsland sale

Land sales advertised in previous Gazettes have been completed, with exceptions, to the undermentioned partiesland sale

land_sale table, 26 rowsland sale

land_sale table, 23 rowsland sale

Land lots advertised in previous gazettes, with exceptions, were sold by auction on September 14th last, and pland sale

land_sale table, 40 rowsland sale

land_sale table, 7 rowsland sale

land_sale table, 66 rowsland sale

land_sale table, 67 rowsland sale

Town allotments advertised on 27th September 1836, excluding lots 7, 8, and 18, were sold by auction on 10th Nland sale

land_sale table, 16 rowsland sale

land_sale table, 27 rowsland sale

Town allotments advertised in August and September 1836 were sold by auction on October 13, 1836, with paymentland sale

land_sale table, 53 rowsland sale

A list of individuals who have obtained licenses for depasturing Crown Lands beyond the boundaries of locationcrown land

Tenders are invited for the erection of a Police Office in Parramatta, with the notice issued from the Coloniatender

Tenders are invited for masonry, carpenter's, and joiner's work for the erection of a Police Office in Parramatender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a Police Office in Parramatta, with plans and specifications availabletender

The Lord Bishop of Australia appointed Rev. Thomas Reddall and Rev. Charles Pleydell Neale Wilton as Surrogateappointment

A reward of fifty pounds or a conditional pardon is offered for information leading to the apprehension of Georeward

A reward of fifty pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of George Armstreward

Tenders are invited for printing the New South Wales Government Gazette in 1837, with submissions due by noon tender

The co-partnership of Cooper, Holt and Roberts, carried on in Sydney and London, was dissolved by mutual conseother

The Sheriff will sell household furniture, groceries, and haberdashery belonging to the defendant in the case auction

Two separate Supreme Court Equity notices detail the upcoming sale of shares in the Bank of New South Wales anland sale

A notice citing the next of kin of William Taylor, deceased, to appear in the Supreme Court of New South Walesconvict admin

The Commissariat Office in Sydney is calling for tenders for printing services for the Military and Convict Setender

Tenders are invited for printing services for the Ordnance Department, covering Military and Convict Services tender

Tenders are invited for supplying materials and performing work for the Royal Engineer Department at various stender

Tenders are being received for supplying various carts and barrows to the Ordnance Department at Sydney for ontender

This notice lists absconded prisoners with their descriptions, origins, occupations, distinguishing marks, andrunaway

This notice lists several individuals, including their names, ages, occupations, physical descriptions, originrunaway

This notice lists several individuals, including Thomas Malley, William Chandler, Robert Stewart, Mary Ann Benrunaway

List of absconded prisoners and runaways apprehended, detailing names, ages, occupations, physical descriptionrunaway

This notice lists runaways apprehended during the last week, including their names and associated ships or locrunaway

One white Cow and one red-sided year old Heifer were impounded in Menangle Pound on February 2, 1837, and willimpound

A bay mare, branded JA, was impounded at Appin on February 6th, 1837, and will be sold on March 3rd if not claimpound

Two cattle, a red working bullock and a yellow and red bullock, were impounded at Stonequarry on February 11, impound

A yellow brindle working bullock branded CM and C was impounded at Prospect on February 13, 1837, and will be impound

One brindle working bullock and one red bullock were impounded at Cowpasture Bridge on February 7th, 1837, andimpound

One red steer, one black bullock, two yellow heifers, one yellow-sided heifer, one yellow bullock, one yellow-impound

A bay gelding, branded M under the mane off side, was impounded at Penrith and will be sold if not claimed witimpound

One brindle snail-horned Bullock, one dark brown Steer, one red and white Bullock, one red and white Cow and Cimpound

Two cattle, a brindle bull calf and a red and white bull, were impounded at Patrick's Plains and will be sold impound

A black working bullock impounded at Paterson's Plains on January 16, 1837, with distinctive markings and branimpound

Two oxen were impounded at Penrith, District of Evan, and will be sold in twenty-one days if not released.impound

A brindle bullock impounded at Cowpasture Bridge on January 26, 1837, with illegible brands, was to be sold onimpound

Bathurst Pound impounded several horned cattle, including bulls, steers, cows with calves, and heifers, with dimpound

Two bullocks were impounded at Stonequarry on January 31, 1837, and will be sold if not claimed within twenty-impound

A list of impounded cattle at Red Bank, Invermein, with details of their brands and descriptions, and a noticeimpound

A dark brindle and white bull, branded GW off thigh or JW off hip, with sawed-off horns, was impounded at Liveimpound

A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions to be held in Maitland on March 13th, 1837, requiring notice