Gazette issue · 1837

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 279, 7 June 1837

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Governor Sir Richard Bourke's annual Speech opening the 1837 Legislative Council session: he reports colonial notice
The government has opened land for location near Port Phillip and Two-fold Bay, funded by Crown Land revenues,notice
An Act renewing the Colony's Legislature for one year and postponing a new Government Bill, with a Bill to conother
Notice is given that information for renting Crown Lands is available from Surveyors or the Surveyor-General'scrown land
Calonial Secretary's Officenotice
General Annual Licensing Meetings will be held on June 20th for public-house license applications, with noticenotice
Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies to surveying parties in the County of Cumberland and Upper Districtender
This notice details alterations in the Police of the Colony for various locations including Parramatta and Patconvict admin
This notice lists appointments of Constables in Goulburn and individuals who have received Certificates of Freconvict admin
Continuation of the Certificates of Freedom list: emancipated convicts named with their transport ship (Brien other
Commissariat Officetender
Tenders are invited for supplying the Ordnance Department with various ironwork, paint, tar, bells, oars, and tender
W. MILLERother
Tenders are invited for barrack furniture and shingling in Sydney and Parramatta, with security required for ctender
Notice of claims for Deeds of Grant of Lands and Town Allotments, with details of boundaries, previous owners,land grant
Two land grant cases are detailed: Joanna Lysaught claims 60 acres in the County of Camden, promised to Thomasland grant
Three land allotment claims are detailed, including their locations, dimensions, and disputed ownership historcrown land
Two land allotment claims are detailed: one for 500 acres in the County of Argyle for George George Campbell Ccrown land
The Commissioners of the Claims' Office announce hearings for land and town allotment claims, scheduled to begcrown land
Freehold premises at the corner of Kent and Druitt-streets, Sydney, are to be sold by auction on June 21, 1837land sale
The Sheriff will sell leasehold land at Willoughby, North Shore, Sydney, on June 13, 1837, due to an executionland sale
A notice regarding a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held at Maitland on June 12, 1837.notice
CARPENTERStender
Tenders are invited for the erection of the new Gaol at Parramatta, with plans and specifications available attender
Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions and forage for watch-houses in Myrtle Creek and Stonequarry, andtender
Bundle of four distinct notices: dissolution of the Kirk, Son & Co. firm (Rupert/Richard Kirk, Richard Horne);other
Absconded-prisoners roster (Principal Superintendent of Convicts, J.R. Brenan): runaway convicts with full desrunaway
Percy Henryrunaway
Hammondrunaway
Langley Joseph, John (3)convict admin
Lists runaways apprehended during the last week, including their names, associated ships, and the individuals runaway
A red and white heifer branded B on the off shoulder was impounded at North Richmond on May 31, 1837, and willimpound
A young brown cow with a blaze on its forehead was impounded at Windsor on May 29, 1837, and will be sold if nimpound
One brown cow and a red and white spotted calf were impounded at Muscle Brook and will be sold on June 16, 183impound
A bay horse impounded at Stonequarry Creek on June 2, 1837, will be sold if not claimed within twenty-one daysimpound
Several cattle were impounded at Bungonia on May 20, 1837, and will be sold if not claimed within 21 days.impound
One red Cow, branded near rump AA or AX, and a red male Calf were impounded at Hillend, district of Merton, animpound
Cattle and a colt were impounded at Patrick's Plains on May 16th, 1837, and will be sold if not claimed by Junimpound
One dark brindle poley Cow, branded JJ (crossed) left rump, among other cattle, was impounded at Goulburn and impound
Five cattle (one brown cow, one red bullock, one brindle cow, one white bullock, one red-sided cow) were impouimpound
One red Bullock, one light red-sided Cow, one red-sided poley Cow, one red-sided Bullock, one red-sided poley impound
Four cattle (one cow, one cow with calf, one cow, one bullock) were impounded at Redbank, Invermein on May 20,impound
Four cattle were impounded at Musclebrook on May 17, 1837, and will be sold on June 10, 1837, if not claimed.impound
A black cow and calf were impounded at Liverpool on the 30th instant and will be sold on June 23rd if not claiimpound
One red Cow, one brindle and white Ox, one brown Ox, and one strawberry Ox were impounded at Penrith on May 16impound
One chestnut Colt and one brown Bull were impounded at Bungonia on May 15, 1837, and will be sold if not claimimpound
Two notices detail impounded animals in Maitland and the District of Evan, with deadlines for claiming them beimpound