New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 104, 19 November 1844 — every indexed notice

This is the header information for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Tuesday, November 19, 1other

Mr. James Hill has been appointed Inspector of Slaughter Houses for the Town and District of Belfast.appointment

The Colonial Treasurer will auction leases for tolls and ferries for one year commencing January 1, 1845, withauction

Colonial Architectother

The tender of Mr. John Macnamara for the conveyance of passengers and troops between Sydney and Hobart Town fotender

Tenders are invited for hiring a ferry service between Kangaroo Point and North Brisbane at Moreton Bay for ontender

Colonial Secretary's Officetender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a boundary wall and cook house at the New Gaol in Goulburn, with offertender

Office of the Colonial Architecttender

Colonial Secretary's Officetender

Tenders are invited for the supply of provisions and forage for the Border Police in the Lachlan District for tender

Colonial Secretary's Officetender

service_cost table, 6 rowsservice cost

Tenders are requested for provisions for the Colonial Service in Brisbane Water for twelve months commencing Jtender

Tenders are invited for the supply of provisions for the Colonial Service in various districts for 1845.tender

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in various districts for twelve months cotender

Sealed tenders are invited for the conveyance of passengers and goods between Sydney and Hobart Town, closing tender

TWO notices wrongly combined: (1) Trustees of the Savings Bank of Port Phillip appointed by C. J. La Trobe - Eappointment

The Cowpasture Bridge will be impassable from November 22nd, 1844, until repairs are completed, likely by the notice

A grey mare suspected stolen was found in the possession of Patrick Kelly alias Somers, a former ticket-of-leareward

Police Magistrateother

A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held at the Court House, Bathurst onotice

C. S. M'DONOGHnotice

A Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the Colony of New South Wales will be held at the Court Hnotice

Insolvent-estate auction notices: Charles Beck to sell the farm stock of Michael Byrne at Campbelltown (workinauction

A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Thomas Henry Hart is appointed to be held in Sydney on Deceauction

A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Joseph Howard will be held on December 7, 1844, at the Suprauction

George Rowleyother

A notice regarding the sequestration of John Adam Walpole's estate and the appointment of a meeting for creditinsolvent

Monthly meteorological register (barometer, thermometer, dew point, prevailing winds and rainfall by week, totother

meteorological_summary table, 10 rowsmeteorological summary

Joseph Popplewell, a sculptor from Sydney, intends to apply for a certificate under an Act for relief of insolother

S. Lambton intends to apply for a Certificate under an Act for relief to insolvent persons and administration other

Insolvency notices before Chief Commissioner William H. Kerr: Edward Bayley applies for his certificate; crediother

A notice regarding insolvent estates for George Bruce Barton, Robert Thompson and Co., Thomas Jones, and Jamesother

Notice regarding the distribution of proceeds of insolvent estates, with a deadline for objections to be lodgeother

Notice regarding the second plan of distribution for the insolvent estate of Owen and Co., to be confirmed on convict admin

Executors John Cox and Peter Macdermott intend to apply for Probate of a Will after fourteen days from publicaconvict admin

A brown or black filly foal, one year old, branded IG on the neck with a blaze down the face and white fore animpound

One bay filly, one dark-bay mare, one bay filly, one black colt, and one yellow bullock were impounded at Ropeimpound

Two separate impoundment notices detail livestock seized in Yass and Prospect, NSW, with details on branding, impound

Several animals were impounded at Carcoar in November 1844, including deer, a brindie cow, a brown poley bulloimpound

Livestock including a bay colt, dun filly, red steer, red bullock, red cow, and white steer were impounded at impound

A black mare branded JP on the near shoulder and GU off the shoulder was impounded at Bungendore on November 1impound

A young red heifer branded H near the shoulder was impounded at Hinton and will be sold if not claimed by Noveimpound

Several cattle including a bull-stag and bullocks were impounded at Picton and are scheduled for sale on Decemimpound

One bay entire colt, one brown entire colt, one grey filly, and one bay yearling colt were impounded at Braidwimpound

James Tulloch, Poundkeeper, impounded a bay horse at Red Post Hill, Falbrook, from Ravensworth on November 2, impound

Two separate notices detail impounded cattle in Windsor and Prospect, NSW, with descriptions, brands, and saleimpound

Cattle impounded at Queanbeyan on November 7, 1844, from the estates of R. Campbell and G. Hunt, will be sold impound

Two horses were impounded at Hartley on November 6, 1844, by James Morris, and will be sold if not claimed witimpound

Three cattle, including a spotted red poley cow and two steers, were impounded at Wollongong on September 9, 1impound

Four horses and a foal were impounded at Singleton, Patrick's Plains in October and November 1844, and will beimpound

One bay horse and two cattle were impounded at Murrurundi and Harben Vale on November 2, 1844, and will be solimpound

A dark-brown gelding impounded at Carcoar on November 5th, to be sold on November 29th if not claimed.impound

Four horses and three cattle were impounded at Canowindra on October 31st and October 15th, 1911, and will be impound

Four cattle, including a black bullock branded LR, were impounded at Yass from the Estate of Hamilton Hume, Esimpound

One bay roan mare, one iron-grey horse, one bay mare, and one brown mare were impounded at Burrowa in October impound

Two bullocks were impounded at Nepean Pound on November 4, 1844, and will be sold at Penrith if not claimed wiimpound