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Gazette issue · 1837

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 274, 3 May 1837

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This notice is the masthead and publication details for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Weother
Two notices: Governor (Sir Richard Bourke) to hold a Levee at Government House on 29 May for the King's Birthdappointment
Mr Henry Batman appointed a Commissioner of Crown Lands for NSW (under 4 & 5 William IV) - a squatting-frontieappointment
Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions and forage to the Lock-up Houses at Goulburn and Bungonia from Jtender
Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions and services in the Liverpool and Campbelltown districts from Jutender
Parties are requested to call at the Colonial Secretary's Office or notify their residence at the instance of notice
Applications for pecuniary aid from the Colonial Treasury for charitable institutions are to be addressed to tother
Articles formerly belonging to William Dearlove, a prisoner of the Crown whose Ticket-of-Leave was withdrawn, auction
Two notices welded: alterations to the Colony's Police (lock-up keeper Denis Kean at Yass; constables dismisseappointment
This notice details several land claims in New South Wales, including details of claimants, acreage, boundarieland grant
ANNE ONUSland grant
widowland grant
This notice details land grants for Anne Onus and Thomas Thomas Raine, including descriptions of boundaries, pland grant
This notice lists conditional pardons granted to individuals, available for collection at the Convicts Office pardon
Vincent Herrick Johnpardon
Continuation (J-W) of the Conditional Pardons roster lying at the Convicts Office for collection - pardoned coother
A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Bathurst on May 29th, requinotice
Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for military and convict establishments in Bathurst, Illawarra, antender
The Commissariat Office in Sydney is seeking tenders for colonial salted beef on April 25, 1837.tender
Tenders are invited for supplying approximately two hundred tons of Colonial Salted Beef to the Public Servicetender
Lands let on April 13, 1836, and re-let on June 9, 1836, will be re-let by Public Auction commencing July 1, 1land sale
Schedule of Crown leasehold runs expiring 30 June 1837, to be re-let by auction 15 June - squatting-era pastorland sale
Crown leasehold runs expiring 30 June 1837 (continued) - lessees William Beverly Suttor (Durham, parish Wynn),land sale
This notice details land lots to be re-let on 9th June, 1836, referencing original notices from 1835 and 1836.other
Crown leasehold runs expiring 30 June 1837 (continued) - lessees John Richard Tindale (Phillip), Alex. Kinghorland sale
Crown leasehold runs expiring 30 June 1837 (continued) - lessees Thomas Cowper & Wm. Sandys Elvington (Murray,land sale
An abstract of the revenue produce for the Colony of New South Wales for the quarters ending March 31, 1836, afinance return
Nathan Mandelson has been appointed Keeper of the Pound at Bungonia, replacing Henry Corbyn who resigned.appointment
Notices are given for Courts of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Sydney, Campbelltown, Parrnotice
The Goulburn Police Office is seeking the apprehension of three escaped prisoners: William Ballantyne, Frederirunaway
Unclaimed property including a bay filly, a musket, clothing, skins, and a silver watch at the Campbelltown Poauction
Unclaimed property at the Campbelltown Police Office will be sold by public auction on Monday, 8th May.auction
A list of unclaimed and forfeited property at the Police Office, to be sold by auction.auction
Unclaimed and forfeited property at the Maitland Police Office will be sold by auction on Wednesday, 17th May,auction
A list of miscellaneous items including buckles, a gimlet, a gown, a cask, hides, slabs, and shingles, orderedother
Three notices: Bank of NSW partnership changes (Edward Biddulph sells his interest to James Holt; Harriet Battconvict admin
A list of absconded prisoners from various locations and employments, with details of their physical descriptirunaway
John Ryan Brenan, Principal Superintendent of Convicts, warns against harbouring absconded prisoners, with a srunaway
Graham, alias Grimes Edwardrunaway
Cairnes Peterrunaway
A list of escaped convicts apprehended during the last week, including their names, associated ships, and the runaway
A list of impounded cattle at Muscle Brook, including descriptions, brands, and details of damages and potentiimpound
Three cattle, including a cow with a calf, a heifer, and two bullocks, were impounded at Muscle Brook on Aprilimpound
One red strawberry Heifer, brand left rump not legible, and other cattle were impounded at Goulburn and will bimpound
Five cattle, including bullocks and a bull, were impounded at Redbank, Invermein by John Murray, Poundkeeper, impound
One bullock impounded at Sydney on April 26, 1837, will be sold in twenty-four days if not claimed.impound
One chestnut filly impounded at Stonequarry Creek on April 24, 1837, by Arthur Walker, Poundkeeper, will be soimpound
Two separate impoundment notices detail cattle and a colt seized at Cowpasture Bridge Pound and Menangle Poundimpound
Several cattle were impounded at Muscle Brook on April 13, 1837, and will be sold on May 6, 1837, if not claimimpound
A notice from the Bathurst Pound lists descriptions of impounded cattle, including brands and marks, with a waimpound
One yellow-sided, white-backed and tailed cow, branded RM, was impounded on April 20, 1837, and will be sold oimpound
Two separate notices detail impounded bullocks at Petersham and near Penrith, with details on branding and salimpound
One dark iron-grey Mare, two-year-old, impounded at Dungog on 14th April 1837, will be sold on 9th May 1837 ifimpound
One dark brindle Bullock impounded at Prospect on April 16, 1837, will be sold if not claimed within twenty-onimpound
Two horses, one chestnut mare and one chestnut horse, were impounded at Patrick's Plains in April 1837 and wilimpound
One dark brown horse with specific markings and brand 'ITH' was impounded at Stonequarry Creek on February 14,impound

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