New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 4, 14 January 1845 — every indexed notice

A proclamation by Governor Sir George Gipps regarding the public auction of Crown Lands in New South Wales on land sale

CAMDENland sale

A proclamation announcing the public auction of town allotments in Raymond Terrace, Yass, Mudgee, Hartley, andland sale

Several allotments in Sydney, with frontages to George-street South and a lane, are listed for sale with an upland sale

Mr. Robert Lodge was appointed Inspector of Slaughter Houses and Cattle in the District of Carcoar on January appointment

Government reward and conditional pardon offered after an armed night attack fired into the bedroom of Rev. Mireward

Reverend Michael O'Reillyreward

Prisoner of the Crownpardon

Tenders are invited for the supply of two punts for the Steam Dredging Machine.tender

Steam Dredging Machinetender

Office of the Colonial Architecttender

Tenders are invited for the supply of provisions and other items for the Colonial Service in 1845.tender

Colonial Servicetender

Tenders are invited for supplies and workmanship for Colonial Public Buildings and other Colonial Departments.tender

Colonial Architecttender

Tenders are invited for bills to be drawn on Her Majesty's Treasury at thirty days sight, to be received everytender

The General Post Office, Sydney, announced the arrival and despatch schedule for mails from Melbourne and Portnotice

This notice contains meteorological data for Port Macquarie in December 1844, including barometer readings, thother

Goods intended for shipment are liable to a Wharfage Rate to the Crown from January 1, 1845, and will be liablnotice

A notice announces that the Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the Colony of New South Wales wnotice

Property seized from John McKie, whose ticket of leave was cancelled, will be auctioned in Dungog on February other

A bay horse with black points, branded GN or aN on the off shoulder, found in charge of the Police at Muswellbimpound

An auction of a still, worm, cask of wash, and oak staves will be held at the Police Office, Newcastle on Januauction

An inventory of wearing apparel belonging to Eliza Freeman, a deceased Ticket of Leave holder, will be sold atother

An inventory of wearing apparel and unclaimed property to be sold at the Police Office in Liverpool on Januaryauction

John Regan (Chief Constable) to auction unclaimed apparel at Liverpool, 25 Jan 1845; creditors' meetings for tother

John Stuart Mein, an agent from West Maitland, intends to apply for a certificate of insolvency on February 20other

A plan of distribution for the estate of William Henry Sawyer and Joseph Taylor, yielding a dividend of three-finance return

Notices regarding insolvent estates of William Henry Sawyer, Joseph Taylor, John Gough Waller, John Jones, andother

Charlotte Emma Badgery intends to apply for Probate of a Will in the Supreme Court of New South Wales.other

Several cattle, including bullocks, cows, and steers, were impounded at Gunning on December 28, 1844, from theimpound

Two red and white steers and one white bull were impounded at Concord in December 1844 and January 1845, and wimpound

A list of impounded cattle and one mare at Berrima, with descriptions and brands, to be sold if not claimed wiimpound

Four cattle, including a strawberry bullock, a black steer, a yellow cow, and a red and white bullock, were imimpound

Impounded livestock including horses, cattle, and calves at Bathurst on December 28, 1844, with a notice of saimpound

A notice from Murrurundi poundkeeper A. S. F. Mackintosh lists impounded cattle on January 4, 1845, with a salimpound

Andrew Smith, Poundkeeper at Mount Arthur, impounded 17 head of cattle on December 28, 1844, with a sale schedimpound

E. Franks, Poundkeeper at Anvil Creek, impounded four animals including cows, a bull, and a filly between Deceimpound

Two grey mares and one bay mare were impounded at Coolah, district of Bligh, and will be sold on January 27th impound

Notices of impounded cattle and horses at Singleton and Camden Pounds in January 1845, with details on descripimpound

Livestock impounded will be sold if not claimed within 21 days from January 10, 1845, according to the Act of impound

Two horses, a light coloured chesnut filly and a dark-browner black colt, were impounded at Bungonia on Januarimpound

Two bullocks were impounded at Picton and will be sold on February 2, 1815, if not claimed.impound

One brindle working bullock was impounded at Anvil Creek on 31st December 1844 and will be sold if not releaseimpound

Nine cattle including a bullock, steer, cow, heifer, and bull calf were impounded at Red Post Hill, Falbrook oimpound

One entire colt, cream coloured, about 2 years old, branded Boyd near side under the saddle, was impounded at impound

Animals impounded in the Emu Ferry Pound by Mr. Norton and Messrs. Perry & Hadley, Penrith, including a bay coimpound

One bay colt, one black-bodied snail-horned bullock, and one red-sided bullock were impounded at Jerry's Plainimpound

This notice details several impounded animals in Muswellbrook, Seaham, and Sydney, including descriptions, braimpound