Gazette issue · 1838

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 315, 12 January 1838

37 notices indexed. Every notice is free to read in preview; unlocking opens the corrected text and original scan.

Tenders are invited for various miscellaneous stores including carpentry supplies, canvas goods, cordage, flagtender
Captain Richard Tasker Furlong was appointed Assistant Engineer and Superintendent of the Ironed Gang at Newcaappointment
A notice is given that a village site has been fixed upon in Mudgee, with an approved plan available for viewiland sale
The minimum price for land in Mudgee, County of Wellington, is set at Two Pounds Sterling per acre.land sale
Magistrates and persons holding office are requested to take the Oath of Allegiance to Queen Victoria at the Cappointment
Fresh tenders are invited for miscellaneous stores for the Colonial Storekeeper's Department at Sydney for thetender
Colonial Storekeepertender
Certificates of Freedom (time-expired convicts), NSW, 8 Jan 1838: roughly 100 named ex-convicts whose sentenceconvict admin
Tail of the Certificates of Freedom list (Wemyss, Willis, Weston, Webb, Winggrove, Yelverton, with arrival shiland grant
Court of Claims, Sydney (J. Thompson, Sec.), 6 Jan 1838: Deed-of-Grant claims Cases 198-203 open for objectionland grant
Alexander Berryland grant
Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Military and Convict Service for a twelve-month period comtender
Male Convictsconvict admin
Mr. Blaxlandother
Rouse Hilltender
Commissariat Officertender
Contractortender
Commissariat Officertender
This notice details tender requirements for supplies in various NSW districts for 1838, including bond amountstender
The Sydney Police Office reports stolen horses and cattle in custody, while the Supreme Court announces a pereother
Absconded prisoners notice (Principal Supt of Convicts, T. Ryan): runaway convicts described with arrival shiprunaway
Johnson Samuelrunaway
Bradey Annconvict admin
Fitzpatrick Willamconvict admin
James Wrightconvict admin
Sullivan Jamesrunaway
Walsh Josephconvict admin
A list of apprehended runaways from various locations and assigned to different individuals or departments.runaway
A black bullock branded MM was impounded at Appin on January 2, 1838, and will be sold if not claimed within 2impound
Two bulls were impounded at Wilberforce on January 10th and will be sold in 21 days if not claimed.impound
Two cattle, a red bullock and a dark brindled bull, were impounded at Prospect from Mrs. Acres farm, Baulkham impound
A notice from Hillend, NSW, detailing impounded cattle including bullocks, cows, a heifer, and steers, with deimpound
Two separate notices detail impounded cattle in Cowpasture Bridge and Campbelltown Pounds in December 1837, wiimpound
Three cattle, including a yellow bullock, a black poley cow, and a yellow calf, were impounded at Patrick's Plimpound
A black poled cow, with an illegible brand on its off rump, was impounded at North Richmond on December 22, 18impound
One light brown horse, three years old, impounded at Berrima on December 17, 1837, will be sold if not claimedimpound
Three cattle, a black and white heifer, a brown and white steer, and a brindle steer, were impounded at Maitlaimpound