Gazette issue · 1844

NSW Government Gazette, No. 34, 20 August 1844

17 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 and country land allotments in Melbourne and Bourke, Newland sale
Licenses to occupy portions of land in the parish of Will-Will.Rook, section No. 2, will be put up for auctionland sale
Two land parcels in the parish of Will-Will-Rook, Bourke district, are described with their boundaries and acrland sale
A reward of twenty-five pounds is offered for information leading to the detection and conviction of persons creward
Tenders are invited for the cartage of broken stones, gravel, and clay to the New Gaol and Post Office yards itender
Tenders are invited for painting services at the New Gaol, with applications accepted until Saturday, the 31sttender
A notice regarding a Court of Petty Sessions to be held in Melbourne for the transfer of Publicans' Licenses inotice
Notice of a Court of Requests session in Melbourne on September 2, 1844, with deadlines for plaint and defencenotice
A notice regarding the sequestration of Charles Jones' insolvent estate, with a meeting of creditors scheduledother
A black bull with a tanned muzzle, tipped horns, and an illegible brand was impounded at Deep Creek on August impound
One bay horse impounded at Deep Creek on August 6, 1844, to be sold on August 30, 1844, if not claimed.impound
One red cow impounded at Deep Creek on August 12th, to be sold on September 5th if not claimed.impound
Animals impounded at Deep Creek and Kalkallo pounds in August 1844, with details of their descriptions and braimpound
Two horses, a brown colt and a bay cob, were impounded at the Ovens Pound on August 7, 1844, and will be sold impound
One red-sided cow, a grey bull calf, one red steer, one dark brindle cow, one dark brindled yearling bull, oneimpound
Three cattle, including a cow with calf, a heifer, and a bullock, were impounded at Pentridge on August 13, 18impound
Four cattle, including a yellow bullock and three cows, were impounded at Pentridge on August 10, 1844, and wiimpound