Gazette issue · 1837

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 277, 24 May 1837

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This is the masthead and date for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Wednesday, May 24, 1837.notice
The Colonial Secretary's Office publishes two bills for the Legislative Council concerning jury regulations annotice
The Colonial Secretary's Office warns against providing firearms to servants at out-stations, requesting proprother
Tenders are invited for the construction of extensive sewers and drains in the Town of Sydney, due by June 19,tender
Tenders are invited for a three-year contract by the Office of the Town Surveyor, requiring ample security.tender
New post offices have been established at Lake George and Murrurundi.notice
Land advertised in January and March 1837, with exceptions, was sold by auction on April 12th and 13th, 1837.land sale
Town allotments advertised in February 1837 were sold by auction in April 1837, with prices received.land sale
NSW Crown land auction (12-13 Apr 1837): 26 country lots sold incl. Alexander Walker Scott (598ac Northumberlaland sale
Bathurst town allotments sold by auction 13 Apr 1837: all three quarter-acre lots bought by John Lewis Spencerland sale
His Excellency the Governor will hold a Levee at Government House on Monday, May 29th, 1837, to celebrate His notice
The Commissioners of Claims' Office announces upcoming hearings for land and town allotment claims, scheduled notice
A list of letters detained in the General Post Office due to unpaid postage, and a notice for the Court of Gennotice
The partnership of Kirk, Son and Co. has been dissolved, with claims to be settled by Kirk and Son, and paymenother
A financial return detailing estates, effects, and payments related to Act 9 Geo. IV. Cap. 82, Section 13.finance return
This notice concerns deceased persons intestate in the care of the Registrar of the Court.other
Bank of NSW partnership changes (Apr 1837): Edward Biddulph transferred his stock to James Holt and ceased to finance return
The Commissariat Office in Sydney is seeking tenders for iron, ironmongery, paint, and oars.tender
Tenders are invited for supplying the Ordnance Department with various supplies including iron, ironmongery, ptender
A notice from the Ordnance Storekeeper's Office in Sydney, dated April 25, 1837, soliciting tenders for colonitender
Tenders are invited for the supply of approximately 200 tons of Colonial Salted Beef for the Public Service, ttender
Tenders are invited for repairs to the forcing pumps and pipes supplying water to the Female Factory in Parramtender
A notice from the Customs Department in Sydney, dated May 10, 1837, stating that from July 1, no spirits will notice
Two legal actions, Assumpsit and Trespass on the case upon promises, have been commenced against Henry Cox andnotice
Notice to the next of kin of John Showster, late Carpenter's mate on the ship Governor Halket, to appear in thother
Richard Phillips, a creditor, seeks administration of the estate of the deceased John Showster, with a hearingconvict admin
A notice from the Bong Bong Police Office lists horses suspected of being stolen and requests owners to apply.other
A list of stolen horses reported to the Police Office at Bong Bong, with descriptions and brands.other
Mixed page: Stonequarry stolen-horse notice (Chief Constable John McIntosh) + Female Factory Parramatta state other
Weed Williamrunaway
Brown Henryconvict admin
Wright Emmarunaway
O'Neille Jamesrunaway
Lists runaways apprehended during the last week, including their names, associated ships or locations, and therunaway
N'Laughlin Jamesother
One red Cow, one brindle and white Ox, and one brown Ox were impounded at Penrith on May 16, 1837, and will beimpound
One brindle and white Cow, one light brindle poley Cow, one yellow and white Steer, and one brown Colt were imimpound
One red-sided Poley Cow, one dark brindle sided Cow with a male Calf, one red-sided Cow, and one dark brown-siimpound
Two separate impound notices detail cattle impounded at Hillend (District of Merton) and Redbank (Invermein), impound
One black Bullock, white flank and belly, brands I s left rump, and H in circle on the thigh, and other cattleimpound
One brown working Ox, branded on the off hip like 7 D and near hip like a bullock's bow 7, was impounded at Peimpound
One brown bullock branded W and L was impounded at Hillend, district of Merton, on May 2, 1837, and will be soimpound
Several cattle and horses were impounded at Maitland and will be sold on June 10th if not claimed, with damageimpound
A yellow brindle bullock, branded RS on the off hip, was impounded at Wilberforce on May 4, 1837, and will be impound
A red and white poll cow, branded D and M, was impounded at Campbelltown on April 16th and will be sold on Mayimpound
Two separate impound notices detail livestock including cows, a calf, a steer, and a filly impounded in Bungonimpound
One chestnut colt and one brown bull were impounded at Bungonia on May 15, 1837, and will be sold if not claimimpound
One bay mare impounded at Patrick's Plains on May 1, 1837, with no brand visible, to be sold if not released bimpound
The Cowpasture Bridge Pound impounded several cattle and horses between May 2nd and May 26th, with potential simpound