Gazette issue · 1844

NSW Government Gazette, No. 30, 23 July 1844

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

Two proclamations announce the public auction of town allotments in Melbourne and a portion of Crown Land in Bland sale
William Lonsdale, Esquire, Sub-Treasurer, Melbourne, has been appointed as the officer to receive claims for sconvict admin
Licenses to occupy land in the parish of Will-Will-Rook, County of Bourke, will be auctioned on August 21st, 1land sale
New post offices were established at Seymour, Ballan, and The Grange, with Gilbert Nicol, R. W. Steiglitz, andappointment
The Court of Requests for Bourke County will convene in Melbourne on August 5, 1844, with deadlines for plaintnotice
Thomas Johnson was appointed Poundkeeper at Kalkallo, replacing Robert A. Balbirnie who resigned.appointment
The partnership of Craig and Broadfoot, merchants in Melbourne, has been dissolved, with Mr. Craig handling clother
Articles including stills, spirits, and a bullock dray are to be sold by public auction at the Custom House, Mauction
Application for administration of the estate of William Frost to be granted to his brother, James John Frost, other
Peter Snodgrass, an insolvent, intends to apply for a certificate under an Act for relief of insolvent personsother
Notice regarding the plan of distribution of available assets in the insolvent estate of Benjamin Baxter, openinsolvency
Benjamin Baxter, an insolvent, intends to apply for a certificate under an Act for relief of insolvent personsother
James Simeon intends to apply for a certificate of insolvency on August 21, 1844, before Commissioner William other
Notice regarding the distribution of assets in the insolvent estate of George Sherwin, with a 14-day period fonotice
James Addison intends to apply for a certificate of relief under an Act for insolvent persons and administratinotice
One dark brown bullock and one jet black cow were impounded at Melbourne on July 3rd and July 12th, 1844 respeimpound
One cream-coloured cow and one yellow yearling bull were impounded at Melbourne on July 17th, 1844, and will bimpound
One bay horse, one dark brown horse, and one grey horse were impounded at Deep Creek on July 16, 1844, and wilimpound
A notice from the Melbourne Pound lists several impounded cattle with descriptions and states they will be solimpound
A list of impounded cattle at the South Yarra Pound between July 12th and August 5th, 1844, with detailed descimpound