New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 87, 24 September 1844 — every indexed notice

This is the masthead and date line for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Tuesday, September other

Tenders sought for slating the roof of the new Custom House, Sydney (Colonial Architect, Hyde Park); offers entender

personstender

Colonial Architecttender

Tenders sought for supplying 130 black leather pouches with belts for the Mounted Police, due Monday 30 Septemtender

this Officetender

Colonial Storekeepertender

Tenders sought for furnishing provisions and supplies to the Colonial Service in the Districts of Merton & Mustender

E. DEAS THOMSONtender

Notice of accepted tender by William Henry Johnson for supplying provisions and articles for the Colonial Servtender

Contracts for the Colonial Service for 1845: tenders sought for provisions, forage and fuel across 35 NSW disttender

Emigrantstender

Colonial Architectother

Masterother

INSTITUTION FOR DESTITUTE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHIL- DREN, PARRAMATTAother

Servantstender

INSTITUTION FOR DESTITUTE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHIL- DREN, PARRAMATTAtender

Governmenttender

Officer receiving the suppliestender

Tenders sought for conveyance of the Post Office mails for one year from 1 January 1845 over the NSW road netwtender

Shoalhavenother

Contractorsother

Articles seized from convicts Charles Booth (per Marquis Huntley) and Joseph Taylor (per York), whose tickets convict admin

Boothconvict admin

Penrithconvict admin

This notice contains meteorological observations for Melbourne, Port Phillip, during August 1844, including hinotice

Comparative meteorological table for Melbourne, Port Phillip, August 1844: prevalence of winds by quarter, raimeteorological summary

Thomas Heffernan, a free man by servitude, escaped while being escorted for trial for felony between Merton anrunaway

A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Parramatta on October 1, 18other

A notice regarding the holding of a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace at East Maitland on Octobernotice

A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of George Sewell is scheduled for October 7th, 1844, at the Suinsolvent

Notice of dissolution of partnership between William Macnab and Henry Fisher, and a notice to creditors for thnotice

Frederick William Platt intends to apply for a certificate under an Act for relief of insolvent persons.notice

Edwin Withers, an insolvent, intends to apply for a certificate under an Act for relief of insolvent persons anotice

David Newton intends to apply for a Certificate under an Act for relief of insolvent persons and administrationotice

Notice of a meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Josiah West, a mastmaker from Windsor, to be heldnotice

A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Josiah West will be held on October 7th, 1844, at the Supreconvict admin

A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of John Penell Wilkie is scheduled for October 7, 1844, at theconvict admin

A notice regarding the distribution of proceeds from an insolvent estate and an insolvent's application for a other

This notice contains multiple distinct legal announcements including insolvent estates, an indenture of releasother

A public auction of 892 acres of land in the County of Wellington, related to Sampson v. Lewis, is scheduled fauction

Notice is given regarding the estate of David Taylor, deceased, and the widow Marion Taylor.other

Notice of intent to apply for probate of the will of David Taylor, dated September 21, 1844.other

Four cows, a heifer, and a steer were impounded at Yass from Captain Potter's Estate on September 16, 1844, animpound

One red steer, branded GK near ribs, and other cattle were impounded at Montefiores Pound on 13th September, 1impound

Two impound notices: cattle (bullocks) impounded at Mount Arthur on 13 September 1844 by Andrew Smith, Poundkeimpound

One red and white poley cow, branded HOW near ribs,C C off rump, piece off right ear was impounded at Muswellbimpound

Several cattle including cows, heifers, and bullocks were impounded at St. Aubin's and are scheduled for sale impound

Three cattle, a cow, heifer, and steer calf, were impounded at Wollongong on September 13, 1844, and will be simpound

A list of impounded cattle and their descriptions from Blackman's Swamp Pound, Bathurst, with a notice of saleimpound

Notice of impounded horses and cattle at Bathurst, with a sale date of October 9th, 1844.impound

A notice from the Poundkeeper at Red Post Hill, Falbrook, detailing impounded cattle and bullocks from Ravenswimpound

A list of impounded cattle at O'Connell Plains, with descriptions and brands, to be sold if not claimed by Sepimpound

A bay entire pony impounded at Hartley on September 9th for running with mares, with damages of £5, will be soimpound

One white poley cow, branded AL off rump, was impounded at Petersham on September 2, 1844, and will be sold ifimpound

A list of impounded cattle at Goulburn, with descriptions and brands, to be sold on October 12th if not claimeimpound

One black cow and a heifer calf were impounded at Picton on September 19, 1844, and will be sold if not claimeimpound

A brown poley cow, branded (K) or (S) on the thigh, was impounded at Wollongong on September 9, 1844, and willimpound

One strawberry poley cow and an unbranded bull calf impounded at Taralga by D. Rankin, Poundkeeper, will be soimpound

A bright-bay horse impounded at Dungog on or before September 30, 1872, will be sold if not claimed.impound