Gazette issue · 1844

NSW Government Gazette, No. 43, 22 October 1844

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

Tenders are invited for masons' work at the New Gaol in Melbourne, with plans and specifications available at tender
A reward of twenty-five pounds is offered for information leading to the detection and conviction of persons creward
A reward is offered for the return of lost mail bags between Seymour and the Ovens, and gentlemen are appointeother
Mr. Charles Brodie has been appointed Inspector of Distilleries for the District of Port Phillip.appointment
A list of persons who obtained Depasturing Licenses in the Districts of Port Phillip, Western Port, Bourke, Poother
A list of individuals and businesses who have taken out Depasturing Licenses for the Murray District and Gippsother
A monthly list of individuals licensed to strip bark and cut timber in the Port Phillip District during Augustother
The public is reminded that sales of stations advertised by auctioneers are not permitted, and transfers of stnotice
A meeting of creditors for an insolvent person will be held before the Commissioner of Insolvent Estates at Poother
Notice regarding the insolvent estate of John Donnelly, with a meeting for proof of debts and general businessconvict admin
A notice regarding a special meeting of creditors for an insolvent estate to be held in Melbourne on October 2other
Notice regarding the distribution of assets in the insolvent estate of Daniel Stodhart Campbell and Alfred Wooinsolvent estate
Alfred Woolley intends to apply for a certificate of discharge under an insolvency act, and a notice is given other
John Hunter intends to apply for a certificate of discharge from insolvency on November 20, 1844, in Port Philother
Daniel Stodhart Campbell intends to apply for a certificate of discharge under an Act for relief of insolvent other
Notice regarding the insolvency of John Seller, late of the Loddon River, District of Port Phillip, Colony of notice
John Seller, an insolvent, intends to apply for a certificate on November 20, 1844, before the Chief Commissionotice
This notice lists several individuals apprehended as runaways, detailing their names, origins, and apprehensiorunaway
Animals impounded at the South Yarra Pound on October 17, 1844, including cows, calves, a mare, horses, and a impound