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Gazette issue · 1838

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 366, 24 October 1838

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This is the masthead and date for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Wednesday, October 24, 1other
A Royal Warrant from Queen Victoria authorizes enlistment of soldiers in New South Wales under mutiny and deseconvict admin
A notice regarding a bill to exempt imported flour, meal, wheat, grain, and pulse from duty and wharfage ratesnotice
A proclamation by Governor George Gipps directing that Friday, November 2, 1838, be observed as a day of Generproclamation
Tenders are requested for lighting approximately one hundred lamps in the streets of Sydney from January 1, 18tender
Tenders are invited for providing oil and wicks for street lamps, with the contractor responsible for maintenatender
Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions and forage for surveying parties, prisoners, and horses in the Btender
Tenders are requested for the supply of approximately fifteen oxen and six pack horses for the Survey Departmetender
Tenders are invited for the conveyance of Post Office mails between various locations in New South Wales for otender
This notice outlines the terms and conditions for mail conveyance contracts, including vehicle and horse requiother
A reward of twenty pounds and a conditional pardon is offered for the apprehension of Thomas Maher and Daniel reward
A notice cautions the public against harbouring or employing three runaway apprentices, Joseph Baldock, Martinrunaway
A Court of Petty Sessions has been established at Raymond Terrace in the County of Gloucester, as directed by appointment
Convict servants are prohibited from employment on licensed premises after the General Annual Licensing Meetinconvict admin
The upset price for allotments of land in Ballyngarra and Gunning has been increased to £4 per acre.land sale
The Principal Superintendent of Convicts' Office reports that several prisoners of the Crown have obtained Ticticket of leave
Colbran Thomasticket of leave
Barnet John or Henry Dunsdonticket of leave
Hartley Jamesticket of leave
Burke Edwardticket of leave
Chamberlain Georgeticket of leave
Daley Jamesticket of leave
Grinley Williamticket of leave
Alcock Peterticket of leave
Brown Jamesticket of leave
Lists female prisoners who have obtained Tickets-of-Leave in the Counties of Argyle and Bathurst.ticket of leave
This notice lists female prisoners who have obtained Tickets-of-Leave, organized by county and ship, with someticket of leave
Yearly leases of Crown land: the Colonial Treasurer will auction the one-year leases of 66 numbered portions (land sale
Liscombland grant
Matthew Chapmanland grant
Charles, Boothland grant
Wilsonland grant
KINGland grant
Henry Perrierland grant
G. Blackettland grant
An abstract of the revenue of the Colony of New South Wales for the quarters ending September 30, 1837, and Sefinance return
Court of Claims: notice that claims for Deeds of Grant (Cases 303-311, under Act of Council William IV No. 21)land grant
License grants in Residence, Deduct Increase on the Quarter, Decrease on the Quarter (21 entries).license grant
License grants in Residence, Situation, District and 3 other places (2 entries).license grant
Samuel Terrynotice
William Eckfordland grant
Richard Siddonsland grant
JOHANNAH GOLDSMITHland grant
Court of Claims: notice that claims for Deeds of Grant (Cases 312-316, under Act of Council 5 William IV No. 2notice
Pendergrassland grant
MRS. A. ANGUS WATTland grant
R. ANDERSONland grant
Peter Murdochother
Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions and forage for Military and Convict Services in the Blue Mountaitender
Immigrants who arrived on the ship Mandarine from Belfast are available for engagement, with applications to bnotice
The General Warehousing Act, limiting the exportation of warehoused goods to vessels of not less than seventy notice
William Jones has been appointed Keeper of the Pound near Bong Bong, New South Wales.appointment
Thomas Humphries has been appointed Keeper of a new Public Pound in Berrima, established near Sutton Forest.appointment
Household furniture, wearing apparel, and tools belonging to James Horton and Joseph Hall, whose tickets-of-leticket of leave
An auction of household furniture, wearing apparel, and tools will be held at the Police Office, Brisbane Wateauction
A notice from the Sheriff's Office, Sydney, regarding a sale in the Supreme Court case of Kettle v. Stubbs at land sale
This notice contains multiple distinct announcements including a Sheriff's sale of property in Sydney, statistother
Absconders list from the Principal Superintendent of Convicts (J. M'Lean), Sydney, 23 October 1838: prisoners runaway
Brown Patrickconvict admin
Clarke Johnconvict admin
Lynch Danielconvict admin
Lists of apprehended runaways and impounded cattle from Gundaroo and Penrith pounds.runaway
This notice is a record of a poundkeeper at Emu Ferry Pound, Penrith, for October 1899.other
Impounded cattle at Hillend, District of Merton, with details of brands and descriptions, to be sold on Novembimpound
Two separate notices detail cattle impounded in Sydney and Liverpool, New South Wales, with descriptions and simpound
Two notices of impounded animals, one at Parramatta and one at Prospect, with details of the animals and condiimpound
One heifer, one bull calf, and two bullocks were impounded at Invermein on October 9, 1838, and will be sold oimpound
Livestock including cattle and pigs were impounded at Patrick's Plains Pound, Roper Creek, and near Penrith beimpound
One blue-sided working bullock, aged, with white markings and an illegible brand, was impounded at Berrima on impound
Two cattle, a black bullock and a red poley heifer, were impounded at Maitland on October 2, 1838, and will beimpound
A Goulburn Poundkeeper lists impounded cattle and horses, including descriptions and brands, with a notice of impound
Two bullocks, one dark brindle-sided and one red-sided, were impounded at Wollongong on October 18, 1838, and impound
Two bullocks were impounded at Bankstown and Appin in September 1838, with details of their brands and markingimpound
Five cattle were impounded at Patrick's Plains Pound on October 17, 1838, and will be sold if not claimed by Nimpound
Multiple impoundment notices from October 1838 in New South Wales, detailing cattle and horses with descriptioimpound
One black Cow, one brown Cow, one red Cow, and one dark brown Heifer were impounded at Gunderoo on October 10,impound

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