New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 52, 28 June 1845 — every indexed notice

This is the masthead of an extraordinary edition of the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Saturdnotice

Despatches regarding the occupation of Crown Lands in the Colony under Depasturing Licenses are published for crown land

A schedule of correspondence between Sir George Gipps and Lord Stanley from 1844 to 1845 concerning proposed rother

Sir George Gipps reports to Lord Stanley on the management of unsold Crown lands in New South Wales, particulaother

This notice describes the management of Crown lands in New South Wales, differentiating between lands within aother

This notice describes the vast extent of the 'Squatting Interest' in the colony, detailing its geographical reother

This notice describes the social and moral conditions of settlers in the Australian bush, highlighting a lack other

This notice discusses proposed alterations to the administration of Crown Lands beyond established boundaries,other

A government proposal outlines conditions for squatters to purchase parts of their runs as homesteads, based oother

This notice details proposed alterations to the regulations for the occupation of Crown Lands, including provicrown land

This notice outlines proposed regulations for the transfer and occupation of licenses and stations, emphasizinother

Official correspondence and regulations regarding Crown Lands in New South Wales, including notices on land occrown land

New regulations for depasturing licenses on Crown Lands beyond the Boundaries of Location in New South Wales, other

Notification regarding the unauthorised occupation of Crown Lands and the provision of funds for a Border Policrown land

This notice outlines penalties for occupying Crown Lands without a valid lease or license, and details the procrown land

This notice details the terms, conditions, fees, and cancellation procedures for depasturing licenses on Crowncrown land

The Commissioners will not recommend the renewal of licenses for depasturing if regulations regarding servantscrown land

Regulations are outlined for depasturing licenses on Crown Lands beyond established locations, including penalcrown land

A Commissioner of Crown Lands certifies an applicant's character for a license to depasture stock beyond estabcrown land

A depasturing license is issued for Crown Lands upon payment and certification, valid until June 30th under spcrown land

A half-yearly return detailing persons employed and livestock on a licensed station, certified as true.finance return

NOT a land sale: this record was synthesized from the column headers of a BLANK half-yearly stock-return form land sale

The Governor has appointed an individual as a Commissioner of Crown Lands and Magistrate, outlining duties relappointment

Instructions are provided to a newly appointed Commissioner of Crown Lands and Magistrate regarding duties incappointment

Instructions are given to a Commissioner of Crown Lands regarding the treatment and census of the Black populaconvict admin

Instructions regarding timber preservation on Crown Lands, including regulations, application forms, and the Cother

This document contains correspondence regarding Crown Lands, census taking, and other administrative matters iother

Sir George Gipps reports to Lord Stanley on the excitement caused among Crown Land occupiers by a notice regarother

A government dispatch discusses Crown Land rights and licensing in the Colony, addressing resolutions passed aother

This notice discusses various methods of sub-letting land and livestock, the sale of occupation rights for staother

Governor George Gipps discusses the price of sheep farming licenses, the need to raise revenue from unsold lanother

Governor George Gipps discusses the necessity of remodelling squatting regulations and the price of licenses fother

A meeting of stockholders and interested parties adopted resolutions expressing alarm over new regulations forother

General Meeting of Stockholders, Sydney (9 Apr 1844), resolves to form the Pastoral Association of New South Wother

Sir George Gipps forwards a letter from Benjamin Boyd regarding resolutions from a public meeting about Crown other

B. Boyd, on behalf of a committee, requests Lord Stanley to defer judgment on despatches from Governor Gipps uother

Sir George Gipps forwards a letter from Edward Hamilton regarding squatting in the Colony, dated from 200 mileother

An unnamed squatter writes to the Sydney Morning Herald regarding the precarious position of colonists occupyinotice

This notice discusses the issue of land monopolization by squatters in the colony, arguing that limits assigneother

This document contains a government despatch from Sir George Gipps to Lord Stanley dated 23rd April, 1844, conother

This notice discusses the fairness of Crown land license fees for squatters, arguing for adjusted rates based other

This notice discusses the profitability of stock farming in the colony, refuting claims of unprofitability andnotice

The notice discusses the management of stock-farming and large landholdings, comparing English and Australian other

This notice discusses the expediency of increasing revenue from squatters in New South Wales by imposing a licother

A discussion on the historical context of Crown land occupation by squatters in the colony and the justificatiother

The author argues that land rental is a necessary source of income for the colony's development and populationother

A government official discusses the alienation of Crown land, advocating for a system of fixed-term tenure andcrown land

Edward Hamilton writes to "Gentlemen" from Collaroy, Cassilis, on April 15, defending Governor Sir George Gippother

Sir George Gipps transmits further papers to Lord Stanley regarding the occupation of Crown Lands in the Coloncrown land

Sir George Gipps discusses proposals for land sales and emigration with Lord Stanley, referencing papers from other

Proposals for the sale of land runs in New South Wales, outlining conditions for purchase after a minimum occuland sale

Proposals outlining the terms for land purchase, including the upset price based on improvements and land valuland sale

This notice discusses the rights of the Crown regarding unpurchased parts of a station and the terms for purchother

The Lord Bishop of Australia references suggestions made in 1842 to the Legislative Council regarding revenue other

A government proposal outlines a system for squatters to purchase portions of their runs, encouraging land ownother

This notice discusses the advantages of an Occupation License for squatters in New South Wales, highlighting sother

The notice discusses the drawbacks of the current land tenure system, suggesting it discourages improvements aother

This notice discusses the government's intention to derive permanent revenue from land sales by repeatedly selother

This notice discusses the conditions and pricing for purchasing Crown land, particularly concerning the rightsother

This notice discusses land policy regarding compensation for squatters and the sale of Crown lands, addressingother

This notice discusses the justification for government land sales, particularly concerning the minimum price aother

This notice discusses the necessity of legislative support for government control over land and revenue, partiother

A recommendation to suspend proposed alterations in depasturing license rates beyond June 1845 due to the deprother

Sir George Gipps reports to Lord Stanley on the excitement caused by a notice regarding the occupation of Crownotice

Sir George Gipps discusses land policy and the occupation of Crown Lands with Lord Stanley, detailing reactionother

A government despatch from Sir George Gipps to Lord Stanley discusses land policy, specifically Mr. Benjamin Bcrown land

Regulations outlining the opportunity for squatters to purchase portions of their runs as homesteads, with conland sale

The Pastoral Association of New South Wales protests projected land regulations, citing unreasonable upset priother

The Governor remarks on land selection, pre-emption, and rent for large land holdings, referencing an Act of Pother

This notice discusses potential inconveniences and injustices of a proposed system for land leases, particularother

This notice presents arguments and counter-arguments regarding land tenure, compensation for improvements, invother

A despatch from Sir George Gipps to Lord Stanley forwards a letter from Mr. W. H. Suttor regarding regulationsother

Resolutions adopted at a meeting express alarm and disapproval regarding regulations for Depasturing Licenses other

Resolutions from a meeting discuss petitions to the Queen, Parliament, and Governor regarding pastoral pursuitother

A letter from W. H. Suttor requests a suspension of judgment on Crown Land regulations and a threatened impostother

This notice contains official despatches from Lord Stanley to Sir George Gipps regarding Crown Lands sales andother

This notice discusses the wealth of New South Wales, the nature of "Squatters," and the legality and proprietyother

This notice discusses the claims of 'Squatters' to fee-simple ownership of Crown Lands in New South Wales, chaother

This notice discusses the reasonableness of regulations for the annual occupation of Crown Lands, focusing on crown land

This notice discusses regulations for land occupation in New South Wales, focusing on charges for licenses, thcrown land

This notice refers to correspondence and observations regarding land and emigration regulations, with specificother

Lord Stanley approves of Sir George Gipps's proposed regulations for Crown Lands, balancing the interests of lother

The Emigration Office acknowledges despatches from Sir George Gipps regarding regulations for depastured landsother

The notice describes a lack of religious infrastructure and the presence of women in remote areas beyond the bother

This notice discusses proposed rules for the sale of land beyond the boundaries in the territory, aiming to prother

Sir George Gipps outlines suggestions for squatters to purchase homesteads of at least 320 acres from their ruother

This notice discusses the inconvenience of unqualified pledges regarding land sales and the ambiguity of the tother

This notice discusses proposed regulations for land licenses and pasturage rights beyond colonial boundaries, other

New rules published on April 2, 1844, detail regulations for licenses to use lands for pasturage beyond the boother

Proposed additional rules for pasture licenses beyond the boundaries, including limits on run extension and waother

The Colonial Land and Emigration Office acknowledges despatches from Sir George Gipps regarding new rules for other

This notice discusses complaints about new rules for Crown land occupation in New South Wales, particularly reother

This notice discusses the payment rules for land beyond the boundaries in New South Wales, arguing that the neother

This notice appears to be the end of a larger document, possibly related to land or government administration,other