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Gazette issue · 1844

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 88, 27 September 1844

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This is the masthead and date line for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Friday, September 2other
Tenders are invited from builders and others for the slating of the New Custom House in Sydney.tender
New Custom Housetender
Agentstender
Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies in the Merton, Muswellbrook, Scone, and Murrurundi districts from tender
Tenders are invited for the supply of pouches for the Mounted Police, to be submitted to the Colonial Secretartender
Monday, the 30th instanttender
Colonial Storekeepertender
Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson invites tenders (due 11 November 1844) to supply provisions, forage, fuel aother
Emigrantstender
Mechanicstender
FEMALE ORPHAN SCHOOL, PARRAMATTAother
Female Orphan Schooltender
Orphan Schoolsother
Officerstender
Contractortender
E. DEAS THOMSONtender
Tenders are invited for the conveyance of Post Office mails for one year from January 1, 1845, with various rotender
Port Philliptender
Contractortender
Tickets of leave for several prisoners have been cancelled due to various reasons including adultery, larceny,ticket of leave
Articles taken from convicts Charles Booth and Joseph Taylor, whose tickets of leave have been recommended forconvict admin
Articles taken from convicts Charles Booth and Joseph Taylor are to be sold by auction, with claims against thconvict admin
Thomas Heffernan, a free man by servitude, escaped while being escorted for trial for felony and constables arrunaway
Insolvent estate of Rees Jones (Merton): auctioneer Thomas S. Mort to sell by public auction on 27 September 1auction
1899other
Monthly meteorological statement for August 1844 (Sydney): prevalence of winds, barometer range, thermometer, meteorological report
Total quantity of rain during the prevalence of each wind.meteorological report
Date.meteorological summary
Town allotments advertised on July 4, 1844, were sold by auction on August 15, 1844, to the parties listed belland sale
Lands advertised on July 4, 1844, were sold by auction on August 14, 1844, with payment received, excluding loland sale
Return of Crown land town, country, special-country and suburban lots (advertised 4 July 1844) sold by public land sale
Return of Crown land lots (advertised 4 July 1844) sold by auction on 14 August 1844, price received: William land sale
Notices of public auctions for sheep and properties from the insolvent estates of John Waite and Robert Broad,auction
This notice contains multiple official announcements regarding insolvent estates and special meetings for crednotice
R. D. Cunynghame intends to apply for a certificate under the Insolvent Persons Act on October 31st.other
Notices regarding insolvent estates of Charles Coxen, James Marshall, and Edward Dormer O'Reilly, with detailsother
Notice is given that the plan of distribution of available proceeds of an estate lies at the Supreme Court Hounotice
Creditors of Joseph Heard, Robert Deane, James Lowe, and William Embry are required to prove their debts by Ocnotice
Notice from the Master in Equity's Office, Supreme Court, Sydney, dated 23rd September, 1844.other
The Commissioners of the Court of Claims announce upcoming hearings for land grant claims on Monday, October 1other
A notice from the Court of Claims Office lists claimants Samuel Ashmore and Charles J. Campbell, with James Maother
A notice from J. M'Lean, Principal Superintendent of Convicts, detailing absconded prisoners, their descriptiorunaway
Cunningham Williamrunaway
Crisp Amosrunaway
Fahy Johnconvict admin
Hickey Jamesconvict admin
M'Cann Johnconvict admin
Owen Herbertrunaway
Sproat Harle Johnconvict admin
Williams Josephrunaway
This notice lists four apprehended runaways: Joseph Burden, Thomas Calderbank, James David Carter, and Hugh M'runaway
One red cow, one light-brindle cow, one blue cow, one light-strawberry cow, one blue heifer, one white steer, impound
Cattle impounded at Montefiores Pound on September 13, 1844, will be sold on October 10, 1844, if not claimed.impound
Two separate notices detail impounded cattle and horses at Mount Arthur and Dungog, with sales scheduled if noimpound
Cattle impounded at Goulburn, including various cows, oxen, steers, and calves with specific brands and markinimpound
Several cattle including cows, heifers, and bullocks were impounded at St. Aubin's and are scheduled for sale impound
A list of impounded cattle at Muswellbrook, including descriptions, brands, and potential sale dates if not climpound
One black cow and one heifer calf were impounded at Picton and will be sold if not claimed within 21 days.impound
One strawberry bullock and one light-strawberry cow with a calf were impounded at Merton and will be sold on Oimpound
A list of impounded cattle and horses from Jerry's Plains and Wambo, with details on their markings and brandsimpound
One red poley cow and a red and white bull calf, and one blue bullock were impounded at Queanbeyan on Septembeimpound

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