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Gazette issue · 1838

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 336, 30 May 1838

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This notice is a government gazette publication from New South Wales dated May 30, 1838.notice
COUNCIL: Governor Gipps publishes the general objects of Bills to be brought before the Legislative Council (2notice
The Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney published the general objects of upcoming Bills for the Legislative notice
Supreme Courtother
Insolventother
Governorother
This notice publishes a notification from the London Gazette regarding a decree from Spain, dated January 20thproclamation
A notice regarding emigrants and a Spanish decree re-establishing trade privileges in the Canary Islands.other
Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions and forage to road parties in the Goulburn district from August tender
A list of individuals who obtained licenses from the Colonial Treasurer for depasturing stock beyond the boundother
Notice is given that settlers occupying Crown Land without a license beyond the colony's limits will be proseccrown land
The provisions of an Act for abating nuisances caused by dogs are extended to the town of Goulburn.notice
A notice announcing a General Annual Licensing Meeting for public-house licenses to be held on June 19, 1838, notice
Tenders are invited for masons', bricklayers', and carpenters' work required for the erection of a Custom Houstender
Tenders are invited for the construction of a custom-house at Port Philip, with submissions to be made to the tender
This notice details alterations in the Police of the Colony, including appointments and dismissals of constablappointment
George George Basson appointed Constable in Berrima, replacing Edward Grimes who was dismissed.appointment
Appointments of Constables in Bathurst, Maitland, Butterwick, and Melbourne, with details of dismissals and reappointment
This notice details alterations in the Police of the Colony, including appointments and dismissals of Constablappointment
Tenders are invited for furnishing rations of provisions and forage for the Colonial Service in the District otender
Tenders are invited for the erection of a Police Station adjoining Goat Island, with submissions due by 15th Jtender
Tenders are invited for the erection of a Water Police Station on a rock near Goat Island, with offers due by tender
A notice from the Office of the Colonial Architect dated May 30, 1838, issued by E. Deas Thomson.other
Francis Plaistow Trapaud of Gowrie, near Maitland, in the County of Northumberland, Esquire, was appointed a Mappointment
Port Phillip sale of town allotments: the Colonial Treasurer will auction Melbourne town allotments (numbered land sale
E. DEAS THOMSONland sale
LANDS: Governor Gipps approves purchase applications for 25 country portions (items 191-215) to be put up for land sale
P. Gardenerland sale
Jas. Milsonland grant
William Scottland grant
J. T. Hughesland sale
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, dated May 29, 1838, announcing the auction of several lland sale
Will-Will- Rookland sale
Will-Rookland sale
Keelbundaraland sale
BOURKEland sale
Jika Jikaland sale
BOURKEland sale
Keelbundoraland sale
His Excellency the Governorland sale
The Colonial Treasurer will auction several portions of land previously advertised but unsold, on July 11th, 1auction
John Kennedyland sale
Luke Ralfeland grant
Andrew Doyleland grant
William Hayesland grant
William Hayesland grant
Charles Boydellland grant
Simeon Lordland grant
William Tomland sale
The Colonial Treasurer will auction several portions of land in Brisbane county on July 11th, 1838, with upsetland sale
The Colonial Treasurer will auction unsold portions of land at the George-street Market Building on Wednesday,auction
H. Badgeryland sale
E. DEAS THOMSONland sale
Notice of upcoming sale for town allotments in Invermein and Raymond Terrace, with prices per acre specified.land sale
The Colonial Treasurer will auction town allotments in Parramatta on July 12, 1838, which were previously adveauction
This notice lists numerous land allotments for sale across various locations in New South Wales, including Parland sale
Prisoners of the Crown granted Tickets-of-Leave since last publication, listed by county/district (Argyle, Batticket of leave
Colville Samuelconvict admin
Tickets-of-Leave for several individuals were cancelled due to various reasons including absence, drunkenness,ticket of leave
Lands and town allotments advertised in the Gazette were sold by auction on April 11th and 12th, 1838, to the land sale
Several female prisoners of the Crown were granted Tickets-of-Leave in May 1838, listed by county and town.ticket of leave
Crown Lands sold return: lots advertised 19 Feb / 6 Mar 1838 sold by auction 11 Apr; purchasers William Macartland sale
Crown Lands sold return (town allotments): 2 half-rood lots at Muswell Brook sold by auction 12 Apr 1838 to Heland sale
A notice from the Court of Claims regarding land grants and assignments involving John Watson, William Howard notice
Thomas Dowd has been appointed pound keeper at Concord, Parramatta, under the Act of Council 4 Wm. IV. No. 3 oappointment
An announcement from the Police Office, Parramatta, listing unclaimed property to be sold by public auction onauction
The Police Office in Parramatta lists unclaimed property including tools, clothing, textiles, and household itauction
A piece of land with two cottages on the west side of Phillip-street, Sydney, is to be sold by public auction land sale
The Sheriff will sell the household furniture of the defendant in the case of Abercrombie v. Smith on June 5, auction
The Sheriff will sell goods including Pumice-stone, Blue, Honey, Salt, and Sponge at the Queen's Wharf, Sydneyauction
Absconders/deserters list (Principal Supt of Convicts J. M'LEAN; compiled THOMAS RYAN, Chief Clerk): convicts runaway
Brown alias Jones alias Anderson Williamrunaway
Fleming Dixon Robertrunaway
Perkins Maryrunaway
This notice lists several individuals apprehended as runaways during the past week, including their aliases, arunaway
Six head of sheep impounded at Sydney Pound on April 30, 1838, with specific ear markings, will be sold if notimpound
One chestnut colt and one red working bullock were impounded at Maitland and will be sold on June 5, 1838, if impound
Impounded cattle at Bathurst Pound, including various descriptions of cows, bullocks, a steer, and a heifer, wimpound
One red and white Bullock, branded off rump and thigh T B, is among several cattle impounded at Patrick's Plaiimpound
One black Bullock, one red Bullock, one red and white Bullock, and one yellow-sided Bullock were impounded at impound
One red Heifer, little white on the belly and breast, brand on the near hip W S impounded at Stonequarry Creekimpound
One red and white Bullock, branded J C near ribs and shoulder, apparently romp, 2 near thigh CN L near, was imimpound
One red poley Cow, white belly and near-flank, white on the rump, branded A D off and near rump, with red femaimpound
One dark brown Cow, a black Steer, two black Bullocks, and one red and white Bullock were impounded at the Berimpound
Three bullocks were impounded at Liverpool on the 22nd instant and will be sold on June 22nd if not claimed toimpound
Two horses, a dark bay mare and a bay horse colt, were impounded at Parramatta and will be sold if not claimedimpound
One light red Cow, one snail-horned bull stag, one red Cow, and one blue and white spotted sided working bull impound
One dark brown poley Cow, one brindle and white poley Heifer, and one dark brown sided poley Heifer were impouimpound
Two poundkeepers, Arthur Walker and Edward Doyle, report impounded animals including horses, a pony, a cow, animpound
A dark yellow working bull with short horns and a white marking on its near hind leg, branded JP on the off hiimpound
One red and white bullock impounded at Lane Cove on May 19, 1838, with specific brands, will be sold if not reimpound
Two bullocks were impounded at Petersham and will be sold in twenty-one days if not released.impound

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