Gazette issue · 1844

NSW Government Gazette, No. 35, 27 August 1844

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

A new post office has been established in Port Phillip.notice
A new post office is established at Fiery Creek, 26 miles west of Mount Emu, with Peter Walsh as Postmaster, aother
This notice outlines penalties for mail conveyance delays, passenger limits based on horses, vehicle and horseother
Tenders are invited for the conveyance of mails, with specific conditions regarding letter delivery, penaltiestender
Tenders are invited for painting at the New Gaol, with specifications available upon application.tender
A notice regarding a Court of Petty Sessions to be held in Melbourne on September 3rd, 1844, to determine applnotice
Percival Graham was appointed Poundkeeper at South Geelong, replacing George Knight who was dismissed.appointment
A reward of twenty-five pounds is offered for information leading to the detection and conviction of persons creward
A notice regarding the Court of Requests for the County of Bourke and a monthly list of persons licensed to denotice
A list of individuals who have taken bark and timber from crown lands in the Port Phillip district during Julyother
John Byng, an insolvent, intends to apply for a certificate on September 25, 1844, under an Act for relief of notice
Three separate notices detail impounded cattle at Deep Creek and Pentridge, with descriptions, brands, and impimpound
One chesnut Timor mare pony, one chesnut horse foal, and one draught bay gelding were impounded at Melbourne oimpound