Gazette issue · 1844

NSW Government Gazette, No. 13, 26 March 1844

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

This is the masthead of the Port Phillip Government Gazette published on Tuesday, March 26, 1844.other
A proclamation announces the public auction of Crown Land portions in Melbourne on April 24, 1844, with specifland sale
This notice details the sale of several portions of land in the parish of Boroondara, with specified acreages,land sale
This notice details the sale of several land parcels in Bourke, with specific acreage, parish, portion numbersland sale
Regulations for the occupation of Crown Lands within the District of Port Phillip, originally dated 21st Auguscrown land
New regulations are being introduced for the occupation of Crown Lands within the boundaries of Port Phillip, crown land
This notice outlines regulations for the exclusive right of occupancy of Crown Lands for depasturing cattle ancrown land
A form for a license to depasture Crown Lands within the Limits of Location, outlining the conditions and duracrown land
A notice regarding the 11th Clause of New Land Regulations of 1st March, 1843, concerning the sale of unsold cnotice
Notice of a meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Joseph Cowell Passmore, to be held in Melbourne oconvict admin
A notice regarding the insolvent estate of Edward Langhorne, with meetings scheduled for creditors to prove deconvict admin
Notices are given for third meetings of creditors for the insolvent estates of Alexander Thomson and an unnamenotice
A notice regarding a special meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of John Roach, to be held in Melbouother
A notice is given for a special meeting of creditors in an insolvent estate to be held in Melbourne on March 2other
A notice regarding a meeting for proof of debts in an insolvent estate and a dividend payable for another insonotice
A special meeting of creditors for an insolvent will be held on April 22, 1844, in Melbourne to consider a comother
Several animals including bullocks, cows, a heifer, a bull calf, and a gelding pony were impounded at Penrith impound
A bay gelding impounded at Melbourne on March 10, 1844, with specific markings and brand, is to be sold if notimpound
A brown working bullock with specific markings was impounded at Melbourne on March 8th, 1844, and will be soldimpound