New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 31, 18 April 1845 — every indexed notice

Masthead of the New South Wales Government Gazette No. 31, published at Sydney on Friday 18 April 1845.notice

This notice declares the expediency of prolonging, opening, and making several streets and a portion of the Senotice

Surveyor Generalnotice

E. DEAS THOMSONnotice

Notice regarding sheep or cattle for Hong Kong, published by order of His Excellency the Governor.other

Hong Kongother

An inquiry from England seeks information about John Gilders, who emigrated to the Colony or Van Diemen's Landnotice

The lease of fourteen Government Quarries near Sydney will be auctioned on May 14, 1845, for a term of three yauction

John Carter, who arrived in 1817 and received his Certificate of Freedom in 1823, is sought by his friends in notice

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in Liverpool and Campbelltown from June 1tender

The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney announces the discontinuation of its branches in Maitland, Windsor, aother

An abstract of revenue for the District of Port Phillip, Colony of New South Wales, for the quarters ended Marfinance return

Notices are issued for a Special Sessions in Camden for revising Electoral Lists, and for meetings of electorsnotice

A notice for a meeting of electors in the Windsor District to nominate members for the District Council, with notice

A bye-law from the City of Sydney repeals and amends fees for landing produce at the Market Wharf, with new feother

A notice is given regarding a meeting in pursuance of the eighth clause of the Charter establishing District Cnotice

An election notice for the District of Paterson Council, detailing nomination and polling dates and locations.notice

A notice announces a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Sydney on April 28th, 1845, notice

This notice contains multiple announcements including partnership dissolutions and admissions, and applicationother

A notice regarding the insolvent estate of John Wiseman of Patrick's Plains, announcing a meeting of creditorsnotice

A notice from the Official Assignee regarding a meeting on April 19, 1845, to discuss a communication from theconvict admin

Notice regarding the insolvent estate of Thomas Cummings, with a meeting of creditors scheduled for May 16, 18convict admin

The Official Assignee is calling a meeting to consider disposing of cattle and disputing a mortgage for the inconvict admin

This notice contains multiple administrative details regarding insolvent estates, including distribution plansother

John Jenkins Peacock assigned his real and personal estate to Clark Irving and William Salmon Deloitte for theother

Notice regarding the Will of William Pritchard, late of Windsor, in the County of Cumberland, deceased, under other

John Shearing, executor of William Pritchard's will, intends to apply for probate in the Ecclesiastical Jurisdother

Absconding-convict roster: Principal Superintendent J. M'Lean lists prisoners who fled masters, road gangs andrunaway

Campbell Thomasrunaway

Cunningham Williamrunaway

Joseph Galleyconvict admin

Hurst Josephconvict admin

Martin Thomasconvict admin

Owen Herbertconvict admin

Pedder Williamrunaway

Sullivan Thomasrunaway

Several prisoners of the Crown have absconded from various locations and assigned individuals since specified runaway

Alexander M'Donald, a prisoner of the Crown with a ticket of leave, has left the service of Henry Dangar, Esq.convict admin

A bay horse was impounded at Pitt Town Pound on April 10, 1845, for trespass.impound

One red cow, one red bull calf, one brindle bullock, and one white cow were impounded at Yass on April 9, 1845impound

One white bull impounded at Collector on 10th April 1845 from the Estate of Mr. Merchinson, Tarraldale, with dimpound

Livestock including horses and a bull were impounded at Burrowa in April 1845 and will be sold if not releasedimpound

One yellow steer, one yellow and white heifer with calf, one red and white steer, and one young red calf were impound

Livestock including cows, heifers, bull calves, and bullocks were impounded at Bathurst on April 2nd, 1845, animpound

A black horse impounded at Appin on April 7, 1845, from the Estate of Lachlan Vale, will be sold on April 28, impound

One strawberry poly bullock and one red steer were impounded at Old Collector on April 3, 1845, from Patrick Mimpound

One yellow sided heifer and one brindle bull stag were impounded at Anvil Creek on April 4th, 1845.impound

A horned cow branded JF and Gx A, impounded by E. Franks, will be sold if not released within 24 days of Aprilimpound

One bay horse and one bay colt were impounded at Merton on March 29, 1845, and will be sold on April 30, 1845,impound

Several cattle and one colt were impounded in March and April 1845 near Kissing Point and Yass, New South Waleimpound

Several cattle and calves were impounded at Red Post Hill, Falbrook on March 31, 1845, and will be sold on Mayimpound

Seven hundred and eighteen sheep were impounded at Carlonstown, Burragorang on April 5, 1845, for trespass, wiimpound

One red cow, branded EN off rump, and seven other cattle were impounded at Carcoar on April 1st, 1845, and wilimpound

One brindle-sided bullock, one red and white bull stag, one red bullock, one brindle working bullock, one brinimpound

One iron-grey filly, one chesnut colt, one brindle and white working bullock, one red working bullock, one broimpound

One brown cow, branded T on the off hip, was impounded at Bankstown on March 28, 1845, and will be sold on Aprimpound

A chesnut horse impounded at Windsor on April 10, 1845, from the Estate of Mr. Panton, will be sold on May 7, impound

One yellow heifer, one brindle steer, and one dark red sided yearling heifer were impounded at Picton and are impound

Several animals including cows, steers, and heifers were impounded at the West Maitland Pound in March and Aprimpound

One bay horse, one brown horse, and another bay horse were impounded at Bowning, near Yass, by order of E. Becimpound

Two horses were impounded at Braidwood on April 4th by Mr. Burnell for trespass and will be sold if not claimeimpound