Gazette issue · 1844

NSW Government Gazette, No. 22, 28 May 1844

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

This is the masthead and publication details for the Port Phillip Government Gazette dated Tuesday, May 28, 18notice
This notice contains three distinct announcements: the declaration of Alberton as a town where wine and beer cother
This notice details several parcels of crown land available for occupation license auction in the parishes of crown land
Several land grants are detailed for portions in the parishes of Morang and Duneed, along with financial acknoland grant
A notice from the Poundkeeper corrects the description of a red-sided cow and a black heifer advertised for saother
A Court of Petty Sessions has been established at Alberton in the District of Port Phillip, as directed by theappointment
An order from the Supreme Court of New South Wales for the District of Port Phillip regarding court sittings anotice
The Colonial Secretary's Office announces that rewards for the discovery of illicit distillation will range frreward
A reward of Fifty Pounds is offered for information leading to the seizure of an unlicensed still or the convireward
Notice regarding the insolvent estate of Edward Langhorne of Williams Town.other
Edward Langhorne, an insolvent, intends to apply for a certificate on June 26th, 1844, in the District of Portother
David John Thomas, an insolvent, intends to apply for a certificate on June 26th, 1844, under an Act for relieother
This notice contains multiple distinct entries including an insolvent estate application, a probate applicatioother
A list of impounded cattle including descriptions and brands, with a notice of sale if not claimed by June 17timpound
One brindle heifer, one red steer, one white and brown spotted poley bullock, one red steer, and one yellow coimpound
A red bull with spotted face and flanks was impounded at Pentridge on May 5, 1844, and will be sold on May 29 impound
Two bullocks were impounded at Pentridge on May 4th and May 6th, 1844, with descriptions and brands provided, impound
Four animals, including a heifer, bullock, and horse, were impounded at Pentridge on May 22, 1844, and will beimpound
One red-sided cow and one white heifer, and one black heifer were impounded at South Yarra Pound on May 10, 18impound