Gazette issue · 1844

NSW Government Gazette, No. 18, 30 April 1844

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A notice from the Superintendent's Office in Melbourne clarifies that the recent republication of a Governmentcrown land
Notices regarding the sale of occupation licenses for Crown Lands in Bourke, with specific details on bidding land sale
Details of land portions for sale, including acreage, parish, boundaries, and adjacent land purchases by indivland sale
Several land portions in the parishes of Yan Yan and Morang, and Duneed are listed for sale with acreage and bland sale
The Court of Requests for the County of Bourke will convene in Melbourne on May 6, 1844, with specific deadlinnotice
New regulations for occupying Crown Lands beyond the boundaries of Location, requiring separate depasturing licrown land
A public pound was established at Deep Creek on the Mount Macedon Road, and applications for a poundkeeper areimpound
A notice from the Police Office in Melbourne dated April 25, 1844.notice
A notice is given that a Court of Petty Sessions will be held.notice
A reward of twenty pounds or a conditional pardon is offered for the apprehension of individuals involved in areward
A reward of twenty pounds is offered for the apprehension of Peter Stratton and an unknown accomplice for a roreward
The Deputy Sheriff will sell sheep, pigs, and a horse on May 6, 1844, at the Lamb Inn in Melbourne, unless theauction
A notice regarding a meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Francis Nodin, to be held on May 1, 1844other
A Commissioner of Insolvent Estates appoints a meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Francis Nodin other
A notice regarding a meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Peter Whelan, to be held in Melbourne onother
Notices regarding meetings of creditors for insolvent estates, including proof of debts, election of assigneesother
Two notices are given regarding the insolvent estates of Andrew Furlonge and John Augustus Manton, with James other
Benjamin Hancock, an insolvent, intends to apply for a certificate under an Act for relief of insolvent personother
Notice is given that the plan of distribution of assets in an insolvent estate lies at the Commissioner of Insfinance return
One brown working bullock impounded at Sunday Creek Pound on April 24, 1844, to be sold on May 20, 1844, if noimpound
Two horses, a dark brown mare and a dark bay filly foal, were impounded at Melbourne on April 28th, 1844, and impound
Several cattle including a red yearling heifer, a yellow poley bullock, a black cow with calf, a brindle snailimpound
Several cattle including cows, a working bullock, and a heifer calf were impounded at the South Yarra Pound animpound
Thomas Mahony has been appointed Poundkeeper at the Ovens River on April 15th, 1841.appointment