New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 72, 2 September 1845 — every indexed notice

Masthead: New South Wales Government Gazette No. 72, published by authority, Tuesday 2 September 1845.auction

The Colonial Treasurer will auction occupation licenses for various portions of land in New South Wales on Octauction

Wollahanauction

A. Kemmisland grant

Occupation licenses for land parcels will be put up for auction on October 16th, 1845.land grant

Surveyor Generalcrown land

Stuckeyland sale

Occupation licenses for land parcels will be offered for auction on October 16th, 1845.crown land

Surveyor Generalcrown land

W. Lawsonland sale

Occupation Licenses will be put up to auction on Thursday, October 16, 1845, at eleven o'clock.land sale

Surveyor Generalother

Charles Whalancrown land

Occupation Licenses will be put up to auction on Thursday, October 16, 1845, at eleven o'clock.land sale

Police Officeother

E. DEAS THOMSONland sale

A reward of a conditional pardon is offered for information leading to the apprehension of escaped convicts.reward

Edward Hamilton, Esquirereward

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in the Paterson District from October 1sttender

This notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney, dated August 26, 1845, solicits tenders for contratender

Emigrantstender

Mastertender

FEMALE ORPHAN SCHOOL PARRAMATTAother

Matronother

Patrick's Plainstender

Officer in chargetender

Contractortender

Auditor Generaltender

Tenders are invited for supplies in the Border Police Districts for 1846, with specific instructions for submitender

Officerstender

missioners of Crown Landstender

Officer in chargetender

Auditor Generaltender

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in the District of Patrick's Plains from other

The Medical Board of New South Wales announced its next meeting on October 6th, requesting practitioners to suappointment

Tenders are invited for water conveyance between Sydney and Hunter's River from October 1, 1845, to March 31, tender

Lloyd Bradshaw has been appointed Poundkeeper at Muswellbrook, replacing Hugh M'Auley who was dismissed.appointment

Appointment of a Clerk of Petty Sessions at Muswellbrook on 25th August, 1845.appointment

A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Parramatta on October 1, 18notice

A notice announces that a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace will be held at the Court House, Bathother

A black gelding, branded J. A. under saddle near side, 2 on near shoulder, and crown on off shoulder, 15 handsother

Colonial Treasury return (27 Aug 1845): occupation licenses advertised 9/11 June were sold by auction 17 July auction

Convicts John Phillips (per Captain Cook, 1833, native of London) and Thomas Biddles (per Asia 10, 1833, Leicerunaway

Fifteen-pound reward for Benjamin Hall, notorious cattle- and horse-stealer, native of Bristol, at large in threward

A notice from Murrurundi Police Office dated 20th August 1845, detailing stolen horses in police possession another

A notice from the Police Office, Murrurundi, dated 20th August, 1845, seeking well-bred remount horses for theother

A notice from the Singleton Bench of Magistrates detailing a box of clothes, a box of tools, and provisions toother

Notice regarding the insolvent estate of R. C. Gordon, with instructions for a public competition of offers atother

R. C. Gordonother

Notices regarding insolvent estates, including auctions of assets and meetings of creditors, for W. Sherwin, Aother

A meeting of creditors is appointed for the insolvent estate of Thomas Adam to prove debts and elect an Assignnotice

A plan of distribution for the insolvent estate of Daniel Parsons Groves is available for inspection at the Suother

Daniel Parsons Groves intends to apply for a Certificate under an Act of the Governor and Legislative Council notice

Queen Victorianotice

Notice to creditors regarding the insolvent estate of Edward Williams, a baker from Kelso, Bathurst.notice

Edward Williams of Kelso, Bathurst, baker, intends to apply for a Certificate under an Act for giving relief tnotice

Robert Bonnor and George Bonnor intend to apply for administration of the goods of Edward Evans, deceased, latother

Two cattle, a red cow and a red sided steer, were impounded at Cassilis on August 25, 1845, from the estate ofimpound

Cattle impounded at Carcoar, including bullocks, heifers, and cows with various brands, are to be sold if not impound

Cattle and a colt were impounded at Murrurundi on August 23, 1845, from A. A. Levy's Estate and by the Chief Cimpound

Cattle impounded at Hinton on August 25, 1845, including a steer, mare, and foal, with a sale scheduled for Seimpound

Four cattle were impounded at Muswellbrook on August 16, 1845, and will be sold on September 20, 1845, if not impound

One yellow and white working bullock, branded TG on off hip, and other cattle were impounded at Mount Arthur oimpound

One strawberry working bullock, one white working bullock, one brindle cow, one brindle bull calf, one yellow impound

A bay colt or horse was impounded at Pitt Town on August 8, 1845, from the estate of Michael M'Guinnes, and wiimpound

Four animals were impounded at Banks Town on August 20, 1845, and will be sold on September 17, 1845, if not cimpound

Two animals, a brindle bull and a bay pony mare, were impounded at West Maitland Pound on August 12th and 16thimpound

One black mare and one dark chesnut colt were impounded at Quranbeyan from the Estate of Henry Hall, Esq. on Aimpound

One bay mare with a filly foal and one dark brown filly were impounded at North Richmond on August 20, 1845, aimpound

Two separate impoundment notices from Cowra Rocks Pound and Collingwood, listing various cattle with descriptiimpound

One red cow, one yellow and white spotted steer, one yellow sided cow with calf, one yellow cow with calf, andimpound

One bay horse, branded B near shoulder and blind of left eye, was impounded at Mudgee on 12th August 1845 by Himpound

One red ox and one strawberry coloured cow were impounded at Concord on August 21st and 22nd, 1845, and will bimpound