New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 25, 30 March 1841 — every indexed notice

This is a fragment of the New South Wales Government Gazette from Tuesday, March 30, 1841, containing officialother

Mr. Justice Burton has resumed his office as a Judge of the Supreme Court upon his return to the Colony, and Mappointment

The services of Mr. John Richards as a Pilot for Port Jackson Harbour have been discontinued.appointment

New regulations require parties claiming bounties for emigrants to report emigrant details to Emigration Commiother

Tenders are invited for the supply of provisions for the Colonial Service in several districts during 1841, witender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a Court and Lock-up-House at Carcoar, with offers to be received by notender

Tenders are invited for the completion of a lock-up house in Carcoar, with plans and specifications available tender

Tenders are invited for plasterers' work at the New Government House in Sydney.tender

Tenders are invited for plasterers' work at the New Government House in Sydney, with offers due by noon on Montender

Tenders are invited for the supply of various items to the Female Orphan School during 1841.tender

Tenders are invited for the supply of provisions, straw, and firewood for the Female Orphan School from June ttender

Tenders are invited for the supply of various items to the Newcastle District.tender

Tenders are invited for supplying the Colonial Service in the Newcastle district during 1841, with rations andtender

The Governor directs that notes of existing Sydney Banks will be accepted by the Treasurer in New Zealand for land sale

Tenders are invited for the supply of ship chandlers, oilman's stores, tents, camp tables, stools, handles fortender

Tenders are requested for articles, with samples required to be submitted to the Colonial Store before acceptatender

James Edmund Crann, who arrived in Sydney in 1837, is requested to call at the Colonial Secretary's Office.other

The Governor has directed the publication of a notice issued under his authority.other

A reward is offered for the detection and conviction of individuals damaging Crown fences in Sydney and its vireward

A reward of Five Pounds is offered for the detection and conviction of individuals who have injured or destroyreward

Notice from the Colonial Engineer's Office in Sydney dated March 25, 1841.other

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney dated March 30, 1841.other

William Jackson claims 30 acres at Waiharakeke, New Zealand, purchased in January 1839 from Native Chiefs Te Oland grant

Thomas Thomas Jeffrey claims a twentieth part of 80,000 acres in New Zealand, allegedly purchased from Native land grant

Thomas Jeffrey of Sydney is listed as a claimant in Case No. 121 (a).other

Henry Jellicoe claims a parcel of land in Tavai Poenammoo, New Zealand, bounded by Jacob's River and the New Rland grant

Henry Jellicoe claims 2,000 acres on the Hokianga River, allegedly purchased in September 1835 from Native Chiland grant

A land grant of 100 acres on the Hokianga River, allegedly purchased in December 1836 from Native Chiefs Nene,land grant

James James Johnson claims 100 acres known as Paruca in the Bay of Islands, New Zealand, purchased in 1835 froland grant

James Johnson claims 10 acres on Taumatahieta, purchased in October 1839 from Chief William Korokoro by Willialand grant

John John Jones claims a district of land in New Zealand, purchased in June 1839 from Native Chiefs Jackie Whiland grant

John Jones claims four-twelfths of land at Wycover, purchased in October 1838 from Native Chief John Towach, wland grant

John Jones claims land in Sydney, purchased in October 1838 from Native Chief John Towack, and has disposed ofland grant

Land claims for John Jones of Sydney, Merchant, regarding parcels of land in New Zealand, including Tokeinapinland grant

Land claim for 16,000 acres in New Zealand by John Jones and Francis Owen Leathart, allegedly purchased in Decland grant

Land claim by Te Kawa and Te Katea, with portions sold to W. C. Wentworth and Robert Campbell and J. C. Brown,land grant

John Jones and Francis Owen Leathart claim four-tenths of 3000 acres in New Zealand, previously purchased fromland grant

John Jones, Francis Owen Leathart, John Cregoe Brown, and Robert Campbell are claimants for 5000 acres in New land grant

John Jones, Francis Owen Leathart, John Cregoe Brown, and Robert Campbell are claimants for 7,680 acres of lanland grant

A land conveyance record for Wentworth, involving various articles of merchandise as consideration and a Deed other

Land claim for 7680 acres in New Zealand, allegedly purchased in December 1839 from local chiefs by John Jonesland grant

John Jones, Francis Owen Leathart, John Gregor Brown, and Robert Campbell claim 10,240 acres near Waingaroe haland grant

John Jones, Francis Owen Leathart, John Cregoe Brown, and Robert Campbell claim 20,000 acres in New Zealand, aland grant

Multiple land grants in New Zealand are detailed, involving claimants John Jones, Francis Owen Leathart, John land grant

Thomas Jones claims 256,000 acres in Molyneux Bay, allegedly purchased from Native Chief John Towack, with a cland grant

Thomas Joyce claims 6000 acres in the Kaikoe district, allegedly purchased from Chief William Toto and others land grant

Thomas Joyce claims 5 acres near Waimate, New Zealand, allegedly purchased from Native Chief William Toto and land grant

James Kelly, William Nicholson, James Phillips Lloyd, John Baker, and Thomas Hollingsworth are claimants for 2land grant

Land claim by John Kennedy for a parcel known as the Herrar-towniger in New Zealand, purchased from local resiland grant

Case No. 131 lists claimants JoHN JOHN BAPTIS LA COURT and JAMES HONORIUS LA COURT, both of Hokianga, New Zealother

Land claim for 5000 acres at Hokianga River, New Zealand, allegedly purchased in August 1839 from Native Chiefland grant

Land grant of 20,000 acres at Hokianga River, claimed by Archibald Lamont, allegedly purchased in August 1830 land grant

A land claim for 256,000 acres in Molyneux Bay, allegedly purchased from Native Chief John Towack by Thomas Joland grant

A description of 200 acres of land situated on the River Wirinaki, near its junction with the Hokianga, boundeland grant

Land at Motoronui, on the first ridge, purchased on 20th March 1839 from Native Chiefs A Taku and Kaihu for valand sale

James Leitch claims land named Tongatoo on the Taria River, purchased in 1835 from Native Chiefs Waicatto and land grant

Joseph Henry Levien claims land in the Island of lavai Poenammoo or Kaikaldu, purchased from John Towack via Jland grant

William James Ewington claims 2,000 acres on the River Thames, New Zealand, allegedly purchased in February 18land grant

James Liddell claims 256,000 acres of land adjoining Molyneux Harbour or Bay, from Point Toguttai to Point O Wland grant

Edward Cattlin's land claim includes ten miles on each side of the Matau River, purchased from Chief John Towaland grant

William Liddel claims a twentieth part of 80,000 acres in the Piako and Waikato region, purchased from Native land grant

William Lillico claims 35 acres at Wangaroa, New Zealand, named Ruato, purchased in 1837 from Native Chief Hurland grant

Edward Lord of Sydney, Merchant, is a claimant for 5,000 acres of land on the River Wai Roa.land grant

A land grant claim for Okoe, bounded by Okoha Creek and Otai Creek, allegedly purchased in late 1839 from Chieland grant

An allotment of land at Kororarika, Bay of Islands, alleged to have been purchased on 12th September 1839 fromland grant

Tenders are required for approximately two hundred and forty tons of Salted Beef to be delivered by August 31,tender

A meeting of Justices of Petty Sessions for the District of Wellington will be held on April 20th, 1841, to conotice

The Annual Licensing Meeting for the District of Cassilis will be held on April 26th for considering license aother

A General Meeting of the Justices of Petty Sessions for the District of Upper William's River will be held on other

An annual licensing meeting for the Justices of Petty Sessions in the District of Carcoar will be held at the notice

Joseph Abbott, Clerk of Petty Sessions, announces a meeting in Carcoar on April 20th to consider license appliother

Michael Holahan, apprehended on a warrant for horse stealing and absconded from custody while being escorted frunaway

A single barrel brass mounted Rifle Gun, maker's name 'Sargent and Son', was found in the bush near Wagoola, Dother

A notice regarding the disposal of an item in conformity with a Government Notice from February 23rd, 1841, sinotice

The Lord Bishop of Australia will hold confirmations at various churches across New South Wales between April appointment

The Lord Bishop of Australia will hold an Ordination in Saint James' Church, Sydney on June 6th, 1841, for cannotice

The Lord Bishop of Australia will hold the triennial Visitation of his Diocese in Saint James' Church, Sydney notice

The Reverend George Vidal has been appointed as a Surrogate for granting Episcopal Marriage Licenses in Suttonappointment

A notice from the Water Police Office in Sydney dated March 29, 1841.other

A license for departure was granted to James Newby to proceed to New Zealand on the schooner Kate.other

J. H. Plunkett has ceased to be a partner in the Bank of Australia, transferring his interest to Capt. Septimuother

A bay horse branded with Crown JE was found on the Castlereagh River and is held by the Commissioners of the Bimpound

A married couple is sought to serve as keepers for male and female lunatics at the Lunatic Asylum, Tarban Creeappointment

The Custom House in Sydney has approved several warehouses for the bonding of spirits, tobacco, and wine, inclnotice

Creditors of deceased persons Thomas Lawler, John Parkinson, Thomas Goodall, William M'Michan, William Were, Wnotice

The Sheriff will sell land at Botany belonging to the defendant Dowling on April 1st, 1841, unless the executiland sale