Gazette issue · 1845

NSW Government Gazette, No. 67, 9 April 1845

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This is the masthead of the Port Phillip Government Gazette published on Wednesday, April 9, 1845.other
A reward of twenty-five pounds or a conditional pardon is offered for information leading to the apprehension reward
A reward of twenty-five pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension of four men who attackedreward
The Governor directs attention to the necessity for preparing Electoral Lists for the Colony before the 10th onotice
Alexander Johnstone, Esquire, of Kerrenbollock, Mount Emu Creek, Port Phillip, was appointed a Magistrate of tappointment
Robert Williams Pohlman has been appointed Chief Commissioner for Insolvent Estates for the District of Port Pappointment
The Deputy Sheriff will sell a dark brown horse, property of Egan v. Stokes and Another, by public auction in land sale
Deeds of Grant for land purchased from the Crown are ready for delivery at the Deputy Sheriff's Office in Melbland grant
Applications to join the Border Police are to be made at the Commissioner of Crown Lands Office in Melbourne.other
Two tenders are requested for the new gaol: one for wooden bedsteads and another for the erection of an enclostender
A notice is given that a Court of Special Petty Sessions will be held.notice
An annual licensing meeting will be held in Melbourne on April 15th, 1845, to hear applications for licenses unotice
A monthly list of individuals and companies who obtained licenses to depasture stock or cut timber in the Portother
One red sided cow and one black cow were impounded at Melbourne on April 4th, 1845, and will be sold if not climpound
Henry Farrell, Poundkeeper at Mount Macedon, is advertising the sale of several impounded cattle if not claimeimpound
A brown sided cow, a yellow yearling bull, a yellow sided Poland heifer, and a red steer were impounded at Sunimpound
Two bullocks were impounded at Deep Creek Pound on March 15, 1845, and will be sold on April 1, 1845, if not cimpound
One red cow, a red sided heifer calf, a red cow, a red poley cow, a small red heifer calf, a white stub hornedimpound
A red cow with a white back and 'TN' brand was impounded at Pentridge on March 20th, 1845, and will be sold onimpound
A black mare impounded at South Yarra Pound on April 1, 1845, will be sold on April 25 if not claimed.impound
One brindle sided cow, one red sided heifer, and one grey yearling bull were impounded at Melbourne on March 2impound
Livestock impounded at Sunday Creek Pound on March 16, 1845, including various cattle and bullocks, with a salimpound
A notice detailing impounded livestock including bullocks, a stag, and cows with specific brands and descriptiimpound