Gazette issue · 1845

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 70, 26 August 1845

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This is the masthead of the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Tuesday, August 26, 1845.notice
A writ of election has been issued for the Electoral District of Port Phillip following the resignation of Bennotice
Several gentlemen were appointed as Magistrates for the Territory, its Dependencies, and the City of Sydney.appointment
Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in the District of Paterson from October tender
Notice regarding the termination of a contract for furnishing supplies in the District of Patrick's Plains andtender
E. DEAS THOMSONtender
Tenders are invited for the supply of coals to the Commissariat Department from October 1845 to March 1846.tender
A notice detailing forfeited goods to be sold by auction and a list of stolen horses found in police possessioother
A reward of Fifteen pounds is offered for the apprehension of Alexander Peterson, who escaped after being detereward
A notice is hereby given that the Quarterly General Meeting of the Sydney District Council will be held on Tuenotice
THOMAS BARKERother
Tenders for the supply of Provisions, &c., for the Colonial Service from October 1 to December 31, 1845, have tender
Accepted-contract supply schedule: James Devlin and John Buckland to furnish provisions (soap, oil, forage, wiother
A reward of Fifteen pounds is offered for the apprehension of Benjamin Hall, charged with horse stealing, who reward
An auction notice for the stock-in-trade, shop fixtures, and lease of the 'Golden Boot' in George-street, relaother
Notices regarding the distribution of funds in the estates of Joseph Moore and Henry Moore, and William Rowe, insolvent
William Rowe intends to apply for an insolvency certificate on October 2nd, 1845, under an Act for relief to iother
Robert Copland Lethbridge intends to apply for Letters of Administration for the estate of the intestate Jamesother
A notice is given for a General Meeting of Creditors of an Insolvent Estate.other
Robert Johnsonother
Executors Mary M'Roberts, John Odell, and William Prendergrast intend to apply to the Supreme Court regarding other
CHARLES BETHEL LYONSother
One strawberry working bullock, one white working bullock, one brindle cow, one brindle bull calf, one yellow impound
A bay colt or horse impounded at Pitt Town on August 8, 1845, from the Estate of Michael M'Guimes, will be solimpound
Four animals, including a dark red cow, a white and brown steer, and two dark bay mares, were impounded at Banimpound
Two animals, a brindle bull and a bay pony mare, were impounded at the West Maitland Pound on August 12th and impound
One black mare and one dark chestnut colt were impounded at Queanbeyan from the Estate of Henry Hall on Augustimpound
One bay mare with a filly foal and one dark brown filly were impounded at North Richmond on 20th August 1845 aimpound
Four cattle (heifer, bullock, steer, bullock) were impounded at Cowra Rocks Pound on August 1, 1845, with descimpound
Two horses, a dark dun mare and a bay filly, were impounded at Yass on August 12, 1845, from Jeer, with damageimpound
A notice listing several impounded horses and mares at Anvil Creek between August 8th and 11th, 1845, with desimpound
Bernard Stimpson, Poundkeeper at Canowindra, impounded several cattle on August 8th, 1845, which will be sold impound
Several cattle and one horse were impounded at Murrumbah in August 1845 from the estates of R. M. Campbell andimpound
A list of impounded cattle at O'Connell Plains, with descriptions and brands, to be sold if not released by Seimpound
A list of impounded cattle including descriptions and brands, to be sold if not claimed by August 30, 1845.impound
One dark grey gelding impounded at Narrellan on August 12, 1845, from the Estate of Mr. William Mannix, brandeimpound
Seven cattle were impounded at Queanbeyan from the Duntroon Estate on August 7, 1845, and will be sold if not impound
Two cows, one with a calf, were impounded at Cassilis Pound on August 5, 1845, from the Estate of A. Busby, Esimpound
A list of impounded cattle at Petersham on August 9, 1845, including descriptions, brands, and potential sale impound
A notice from St. Aubin's Pound, Scone, detailing impounded cattle from St. Aubin's Estate and Cresfield Estatimpound
A notice detailing impounded cattle and a horse at Braidwood, with descriptions, brands, and sale conditions.impound
Andrew Smith, poundkeeper at Mount Arthur (near Muswellbrook, NSW), impounded ~19 cattle on 6 Aug 1845; to be impound
Two cattle, a bullock and a steer, were impounded at O'Connell Plains on August 11, 1845, with descriptions animpound