Gazette issue · 1844

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 49, 28 May 1844

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This notice is the masthead and date for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Tuesday, May 28, other
Election return of explorer/Surveyor-General Sir Thomas Livingstone Mitchell and Adolphus William Young as theappointment
Sydneyreward
A reward of twenty pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of individualsreward
Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions for the Colonial Service in the Moreton Bay District from Augusttender
Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions for the Colonial Service in the Patrick's Plains District from Atender
Notice regarding supplies and contract terms, with details specified in a previous notice dated 2nd October, 1tender
Tenders are invited for the supply of provisions and forage for military and convict services in the Penrith dtender
Tenders are invited for supplying the Ordnance Department with coffins in Sydney from July 1, 1844, to March 3tender
Tenders are invited for works and repairs to public buildings in Sydney, Newcastle, Parramatta, Liverpool, Wintender
Three horses, believed to be stolen, are in police possession at Peet's River, Tamworth, and owners are asked reward
A reward of forty pounds is offered for information leading to the discovery of the party or parties who attemreward
Tail of the FORTY POUNDS REWARD notice (Reevesdale barn-burning at Styles's property near Bungonia): dateline other
Two horses, suspected stolen and in police possession in Singleton, are to be sold on June 15, 1844, if not clother
A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Bathurst on June 20, 1844.other
Tickets of Leave for Elizabeth Baker, George Clough, George Howard Lawrence, and Charles Huckstep were cancellticket of leave
The partnership of Attornies, Solicitors, and Proctors between Richd. Gowlant and Thomas Williams was dissolveother
John Richard Hardy of Yass conveyed his real and personal estate to James Middleton in trust for his creditorsother
JOHN RICHARD HARDYother
Notice is given that Kenneth Munro of Sutton Forest conveyed his real and personal estate to John Hillas in trnotice
KENNETH MUNROother
A General Meeting of the District Council of Raymond Terrace and Dungog is scheduled for June 4th, 1844, at thnotice
Meteorological abstract for Melbourne, Port Phillip, April 1844 (barometer, thermometer, dew point, rainfall 1other
Comparative wind/barometer/rainfall table accompanying the April 1844 Melbourne (Port Phillip) meteorological meteorological summary
Mr. Samuel Lyons will sell by public auction a herd of 728 cattle from Mr. Richard Jones's herd, depasturing aauction
Mr. S. Lyons will offer for public competition a house and four acres of land at Darlinghurst, and the farm 'Fland sale
A legal notice concerning the sequestration of John Jones's estate due to unpaid debts to the Union Bank of Auother
John Jonesnotice
A public auction of sheep, cattle, and horses will be held on June 10, 1844, at the Lamb Inn in Melbourne, to auction
Several cattle including bullocks, cows, and steers were impounded at Murrurundi on May 14, 1844, and will be impound
Four cattle, including a cow with a calf and a steer, were impounded at West Maitland Pound on April 19th and impound
A bay-coloured pony impounded at Cassilis on 14th May 1844 is to be sold by auction on 10th June if not releasimpound
Several cattle were impounded at Cassilis and will be sold by auction if not claimed by May 27th, 1844.impound
Four cattle and one bullock were impounded at Carcoar on May 10, 1844, and will be sold if not claimed by Juneimpound
J. Wright, Poundkeeper at Queanbeyan, reports the impoundment of several cattle on May 7th, 1844, with a noticimpound
Three cows and a calf were impounded at Queanbeyan on the 13th instant and will be sold on June 11th if not climpound
Three cows were impounded at Petersham in May 1844, with details on their brands and descriptions, and a noticimpound
A brown mare was impounded at Campbelltown on May 7, 1844, by Mathew Bowen for trespassing and will be sold ifimpound
One chestnut mare impounded at Mudgee on 10th May 1844, with specific brands and damages, to be sold if not climpound
A list of impounded cattle and horses at Red Post Hill, with details of brands, descriptions, and sale dates iimpound
Two separate notices detail impounded animals in Anvil Creek and Sydney, with details on their descriptions, bimpound
Notice of impounded cattle at Carcar, with details of their descriptions and brands, and a warning of sale if impound
One bay mare impounded at Carlonstown on April 11th, to be sold on May 28th, 1844 if not claimed.impound
Four cattle, including a red and white heifer and a brown cow, were impounded at North Richmond on May 14, 184impound
Three cattle, a red cow, a strawberry heifer, and a black and white spotted cow, were impounded at Woollongongimpound
Notice of impounded animals at Anvil Creek, with descriptions, brands, damages, and potential sale if not claiimpound