Gazette issue · 1843

NSW Government Gazette, No. 8, 22 February 1843

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

This notice contains various government announcements including appointments, tenders, and impounded animals fnotice
C. J. La Trobe appointed assessors for the election of Auditors and Assessors in the Town of Melbourne.appointment
James Montgomery and Samuel Felix Mussman were appointed as Assessors for Gipps Ward to preside at the electioappointment
A notice is republished to inform the public about the belief that many letters are being transmitted by vesseother
A notice from the Post Office, Melbourne, details regulations and penalties for sending letters via vessels ouother
Several cattle and a heifer calf were impounded at Kalkallo Pound in February 1843 and were to be sold if not impound
Cattle including a yellow cow, a brindle cow, a white snail horn cow, a brindle and white bull, a strawberry cimpound
Several cattle and a calf were impounded at the Public Pound, Mount Macedon on February 1, 1843, and will be simpound
A red roan mare was impounded at the Public Pound Mount Macedon on February 15th and will be sold on March 8thimpound
A light bay Timor mare pony impounded at Melbourne on February 18, with specific brands, is to be sold on Marcimpound
A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Edwin Leadbeater will be held on March 9, 1843, in Melbournfinance return
Notice regarding the plan of distribution of proceeds for the insolvent estate of William Jones, open for inspfinance return
Notice is given that the plan of estate for Watson and Hunter of Melbourne lies at the office of William Vernefinance return
This notice contains multiple sections including insolvent estates, a chancery notice, and ship news with arriother
This notice contains export lists, insolvency court meetings, ship advertisements for London, and advertisemenother
Brodie & Cruikshank will auction valuable properties in Queen-street and Little Bourke Street on February 23rdland sale
A charitable appeal is made for Bridget Shannon, a destitute widow with a young family, following the recent dother
J. C. Passmore announces his removal to new premises adjoining the Bank of Australasia, continuing his house anotice
Phillip Anderson is giving notice that two colts left at his yards on or about January 19th will be sold to deimpound