Gazette issue · 1844

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 75, 20 August 1844

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

This is the heading for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Tuesday, August 20, 1844.other
Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in Sydney from November 1st to December 3tender
Completed-sale return: town allotments proclaimed 22 Apr and 6 May 1844 were sold by auction on 13 June 1844 (land sale
A. R .P.land sale
Completed-sale return: Crown, church-and-school and suburban lands proclaimed 22 Apr / 6 May 1844 sold by auctland sale
The Commissariat Office in Sydney is requesting tenders for the immediate supply of approximately 600 bushels tender
A notice regarding the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Bathurst on September 19, other
A notice from the Court House, Bathurst, dated August 13, 1844.other
COUNTY.land sale
Occupation licenses (squatting runs) to occupy Crown land for one year from 1 Oct 1844 to be put up by auctionland sale
ORIGINAL NOTICE 0 DATED 12TH Licensed 20th July, 1843. JUNE, 1843land sale
Patrick Keiguranland sale
88land sale
TO BE SOLD AT THE POLICE OFFICE, GOULBURN.lease sale
This notice provides a summary of meteorological observations for Port Macquarie in July 1844, detailing prevanotice
Meteorological data table for the Port Macquarie journal, July 1844 (comparative statement of prevailing windsmeteorological summary
Return of intestate estates administered by the Curator (49 deceased): names, colonial residence, supposed Briintestate estate account
A return detailing sums of money paid into the Savings Bank of New South Wales from the insolvent estate of J.finance return
Tickets of Leave for several prisoners have been cancelled for various offenses including theft, perjury, embeconvict admin
A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions to be held in Berrima on August 29th, requiring attendnotice
Cattle identified as property of the Orphan School Institution near Liverpool, stolen by John Eggleston, will other
The Police Office at Gosford is announcing the impoundment of two cows, one light-red cow branded OS on the ofimpound
A report details a deserter from the 96th Regiment of Foot named George Gilks, including his physical descriptother
This notice contains multiple entries regarding insolvent estates, including sales of property and meetings ofother
This notice contains multiple entries related to insolvent estates, including applications for certificates ofother
Henry Guntonother
Notice is given that Charlotte Johanna Gunton, William Foster, and William Dawes intend to apply for Probate oother
Executors Philip Parker King, Hannibal Hawkins Macarthur, and Robert Copland Lethbridge intend to apply for Prother
Two impound notices from Muswellbrook and East Maitland detail livestock including bullocks, cows, and calves,impound
Andrew Smith, Poundkeeper at Mount Arthur, impounded several cattle on August 5th, 1844, and warned they wouldimpound
A roan horse branded TA off shoulder was impounded at Burrowa on August 5, 1844, and will be sold if not claimimpound
Several cattle and calves were impounded at St. Aubin's, Scone, from the Estate of Segenhoe on August 3rd and impound
R. Turner, Poundkeeper at Braidwood, impounded several cattle including cows, a heifer calf, and a bullock betimpound
Two cattle, a bullock and a cow, were impounded at Appin on July 31st and will be sold on August 29th if not cimpound
One dark-red cow and one red and white poley cow were impounded at Rope's Creek Pound on July 27, 1844, and wiimpound
One red heifer, branded EE and M or W, was impounded at Wollongong Pound on August 8th and will be sold on Augimpound
One brown cow with a dark face, white under the belly, cock horns with tips cut off, and a partly white tail, impound
Cattle impounded at Carcoar on August 5, 1844, including a yellow cow, brindle bullock, and two steers, with aimpound
Two spotted cows, branded M, were impounded at Taralga and will be sold on or before August 30th if not claimeimpound
E. Franks, Poundkeeper at Anvil Creek, reports impounding various cattle including cows, calves, heifers, and impound
A brindle cow branded XZ on the rump was impounded at Emu Ferry Pound from Lemon Grove, Penrith, and will be simpound
One grey horse and several cattle were impounded at Bathurst on August 1, 1844, and will be sold if not releasimpound
Two bulls, one yellow and one red and white with no visible brands, were impounded at Queanbeyan from the Estaimpound
One red working bullock, impounded at Narrellan by James Funnill on August 10, 1844, was described as wild witimpound