Gazette issue · 1845

NSW Government Gazette, No. 59, 12 February 1845

22 notices indexed. Every notice is free to read in preview; unlocking opens the corrected text and original scan.

Additional Rules of Practice and proceeding for the conduct of business in the Courts of Request of the colonyother
Rules of practice for the Courts of Request are amended, including provisions for defendant appearance waiversother
This notice details rules and a table of fees for attorneys and court costs in the several Courts of Requests,other
This notice details miscellaneous fees, rules for the 'Assessors' Fund', additional court fees, and mentions tother
A notice regarding the distribution of assets in the insolvent estate of Joseph Anderson, Builder, of Melbournother
A notice regarding the second plan of distribution of assets in the insolvent estate of Charles Symonds Barretother
A notice regarding the second plan of distribution of available assets in an insolvent estate, open for inspecother
The Port Phillip Medical Board certifies a list of legally qualified medical practitioners based on submitted other
Two notices are published regarding claims on the estates of deceased individuals, Edmund Heffernan and James other
Tenders are invited for provisions, forage, fuel, and light for the Districts of Melbourne and Geelong for twetender
The Court of Requests for Bourke County will convene in Melbourne on March 3, 1845, with deadlines for plaint notice
An abstract of the balance sheet for the Savings' Bank of Port Phillip as of December 31, 1844, was certified finance return
Alexander Johnson, Roderick M'Kenzie, and Alfred Taddy Thomson were appointed as magistrates for the District appointment
Roger Therry, Esquire, Barrister at Law, was appointed a Judge of the Supreme Court of New South Wales on 30thappointment
Roger Therry appointed Resident Judge for the District of Port Phillip, replacing William Jeffcott.appointment
William Wright was appointed Poundkeeper in Melbourne, replacing C. J. Heminsley.appointment
W. R. Belcher is appointed Clerk of Petty Sessions at the Melbourne Police Office.appointment
A bay gelding with black points and switch tail was impounded at Melbourne on February 9th, 1845, and will be impound
A light chestnut mare was impounded at South Yarra Pound on February 4th and will be sold on February 28th if impound
Several cattle were impounded at Kalkallo in February 1845 and will be sold if not claimed by specified dates.impound
A dark brown sided bullock with DK brand was impounded at Pentridge on February 4, 1845, and will be sold on Mimpound
This notice is from the Sheriff's Office in Melbourne dated February 5, 1845, and indicates printing details.other