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Gazette issue · 1845

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 10, 4 February 1845

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This is the masthead for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Tuesday, February 4, 1845.notice
Ensign Leslie Jenkins Thompson was appointed as a Magistrate of the Territory and its Dependencies.appointment
Alexander Johnson, Roderick M'Kenzie, and Alfred Taddy Thomson were appointed as Magistrates for the District appointment
Restrictions on cutting timber on Crown Lands near Gosford have been rescinded, but licenses will exclude Gosfcrown land
A tender notice is issued for punts required for the steam dredging machine.tender
Steam Dredging Machinetender
Office of the Port Mastertender
A tender notice is issued for the construction of a Court and Lock-up House in Mudgee.tender
Tenders are invited for the erection of a Court and Lock-up House at Mudgee, with proposals due by Monday, Febtender
Colonial Architect's Officetender
A tender is being sought for a steam dredging machine, with the notice issued from the Colonial Secretary's Oftender
Steam Dredging Ma- chinetender
Port Mastertender
Tenders are invited for grinding three thousand bushels of maize into meal, to be received until February 10, tender
Tenders for bills of exchange were to be received by the Commissariat Office in Sydney until further notice, wother
A bye-law from the City of Sydney Council prohibits boiling-down establishments within the city limits, imposiother
John O'Donnell was appointed Poundkeeper at Kissing Point on January 16, 1845, replacing Richard Lardener.appointment
A general abstract of sworn returns for banks detailing average assets and liabilities, and capital and profitfinance return
The Commissariat Office in Sydney is announcing annual contracts for supplies on January 16, 1845.tender
Militarytender
Commissariat Officertender
Commissariat Officer in charge of the Provision Branch.tender
Commissariat Officertender
Umpireother
Tenders are invited for supplies in 1845, with specific bond amounts listed for various districts, and a notictender
Stolen cattle taken from Thomas Mannering near Bungadore, held at Queanbeyan, to be sold 12 Feb 1845 (Alfred Wother
Register of legally qualified medical practitioners of New South Wales (surnames L-W), certified by the NSW Meother
Large Williamnotice
This notice lists legally qualified medical practitioners in New South Wales as of January 25, 1845, and also notice
A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Joseph Frederick Castle is scheduled for February 14, 1845,other
A notice regarding the sequestration of John Nix's estate and the appointment of a meeting for creditors to beother
Notices regarding meetings of creditors for several insolvent estates in Sydney, New South Wales, in January anotice
Notices regarding insolvent estates and applications for certificates of discharge from insolvency for Samuel other
A notice regarding the distribution of assets in the insolvent estate of William Sharp, late of George-street,other
William Sharp, an insolvent, intends to apply for a certificate under an Act for relief to insolvent persons iother
John Martin Davis intends to apply for a Certificate of Insolvency on March 6, 1845, under an Act for the reliother
Notice regarding the distribution of proceeds for the Estate of John Hunt of Queanbeyan, with a meeting of crenotice
This notice contains multiple legal announcements including an indenture of assignment by John Cousens, an appother
One bay horse impounded at Parramatta on January 25, 1845, with specific brands and markings, to be sold on Feimpound
Cattle impounded at Blackman's Swamp Pound, Bathurst, from Kangaroo Bay, the property of Thomas Kite, Esq., arimpound
Cattle and horses impounded from the Estates of Charles Campbell and R. Campbell at Queanbean on January 29, 1impound
Several horses and a colt were impounded at Cowra Rock, Lachlan River, in January 1845 and will be sold if notimpound
Cattle impounded at Wilberforce are to be sold on February 24th if not released.impound
One red and white bullock, branded TT near shoulder, DD off shoulder, was impounded in Sydney Pound on Januaryimpound
Notice of impounded cattle and horses at Goulburn, with descriptions, brands, and potential sale date.impound
Notice of impounded cattle at Burrowa, with descriptions, brands, and sale conditions if not released by Februimpound
One brown and black gelding, branded S off shoulder, impounded at Gunning on January 19th, 1845, will be sold impound
A bay horse, branded P, impounded at Bungonia on January 18, 1845, is to be sold on February 21, 1845, if not impound
Notice of impounded cattle at Burrowa and Woolla Woolla, with descriptions, brands, and potential sale date ifimpound
One brindle bullock branded GI off rump impounded at Clarence Town on 22nd January 1845, to be sold on 16th Feimpound
Two animals, a blue strawberry heifer and a brindle bull, were impounded at Anvil Creek by Poundkeeper E. Franimpound
Notice of impounded animals in Sydney Pound, including descriptions, brands, and sale information if not claimimpound
One light chesnut gelding, branded IM near shoulder, was impounded at Gunning on January 21, 1845, from the esimpound
One bay horse impounded at Petersham on January 23, 1845, will be sold if not claimed within 21 days.impound
Impounded cattle at Red Post Hill, Falbrook, on January 19th and 22nd, 1845, with details on brands and descriimpound
Notices of impounded animals at Bungendore and Concord in January 1845, with details on descriptions, brands, impound
Two cattle, a yellow cow and a dark red bullock, were impounded at Prospect on January 23, 1845, and will be simpound
Animals impounded at Braidwood on January 20th and 22nd, 1845, by Mr. Kyrie and the Mounted Police, will be soimpound
One black mare impounded at Murrumbah on January 11, 1845, from the estate of R. W. Campbell, Esquire, will beimpound
Two horses, a roan gelding and a chesnut gelding, were impounded at Gunning on January 15th from the estates oimpound
Two cows, one bullock, and another cow were impounded at Clarence Town on January 18, 1845, and are scheduled impound

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