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New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 101, 23 November 1841

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This notice is a masthead for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Tuesday, November 23, 1841.notice
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, dated 22nd November 1841, announcing a Bill to allow nonotice
Redmond Barry has been appointed as Commissioner of the Court of Requests at Melbourne, subject to Her Majestyappointment
Letters addressed to the Superintendent of the Lunatic Asylum must be post-paid to be received.notice
Singleton is confirmed as the official Post Town for the District of Patrick's Plains, resolving confusion witnotice
Reward of Ten Pounds, or a conditional pardon, offered by the Government (Colonial Secretary's Office, 18 Nov reward
Charles Fowlerreward
Prisoner of the Crownreward
The Colonial Treasurer will auction town allotments in Liverpool and Castlereagh on March 9th, 1842, with specland sale
Colonial Treasurer to auction (22 Dec 1841) one-year leases of the tolls at eight named toll-gates and ferriesauction
Lesseesauction
Colonial Treasurer of the Colonytender
Colonial Treasurer to auction (22 Dec 1841) one-year leases of the Sydney market dues - the George-street Markauction
Lessees of the Marketsother
Tenders are invited for alterations and additions to the Lunatic Asylum at Tarban Creek, with offers due by Detender
Parties tenderingtender
Tenders are invited for the erection of a Court and Watch House at Ailsa, with offers to be submitted by noon tender
Office of the Colonial Architecttender
Tenders invited (Colonial Secretary's Office, 20 Oct 1841; due 29 Nov) for erecting a barrack and stable for ttender
Office of the Colonial Architecttender
Tenders are invited for the conveyance of coals from Newcastle to Sydney for the Colonial Government during 18tender
Office of the Colonial Storekeeperother
Tenders are invited for the conveyance of passengers, troops, prisoners, and stores between Melbourne and Sydntender
Tenders are invited for the construction of brick drains along Liverpool Road, Sydney, with the notice dated 1tender
Ireland'stender
Superin- tendent of Bridgestender
Tenders are invited for various services for the colonial service in 1842, with the notice issued from the Coltender
E. DEAS THOMSONtender
Tenders are invited for the supply of rope, twine, and linseed oil to the Ordnance Department for one year frotender
A license of departure was granted to William Bozdean to proceed in the brig Lowestoft bound for Launceston.other
Meteorological register for October 1841 from a station 53 feet above sea level: weekly wind, barometer, thermother
Tenders are invited for the supply of provisions and forage for military and convict services in Liverpool, Catender
William Best was appointed Poundkeeper of the Pound at Mufton Park on November 10, 1841.appointment
Horses suspected stolen and in police possession at Penrith may be claimed by owners proving property and payireward
Articles confiscated from a prisoner of the Crown illegally at large will be disposed of if not claimed withinconvict admin
A pound was established at Mufton Park, Carcoar, on November 8, 1841, following a special meeting of Magistratappointment
Cattle seized from persons committed for trial on charges of cattle stealing will be returned to rightful owneother
A notice from the Police Office detailing impounded cattle, including a cow and calf, a working bullock, and aimpound
A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Bathurst on December 21st, notice
The Lord Bishop of Australia intends to hold an Ordination at the Church of St. James, Sydney, on December 19,notice
The Lord Bishop of Australia appoints the Rev. W. H. Walsh, Minister of the Parish of St Lawrence, Sydney, a Sappointment
H. KERRISON JAMESappointment
The Lord Bishop of Australia has appointed the Rev. Thomas Hassall as a Surrogate for granting Marriage Licensappointment
Robert Duke and John James Curtis assigned their real and personal estate to Prosper De Mestre, John Jones, another
Robert Duke and John James Curtis are associated with an office in Sydney, with Charles Windeyer as a witness,other
Irving Carlyle Christophersen assigned all his property and effects to Stephen Coxen and John How for the beneother
Notice of an Indenture of Assignment by Irving Carlyle Christophersen for the benefit of his creditors, filed other
The Sheriff will sell land in the County of Camden and Parish of Wollongong by public auction on December 13, auction
ROBERT OSBORNEland sale
The Sheriff will sell land belonging to defendant Hatfield in Sydney on November 29, 1841, including propertieland sale

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