Gazette issue · 1845

NSW Government Gazette, No. 74, 28 May 1845

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

A proclamation by Governor Sir George Gipps regarding the public auction of suburban lots of land in Melbourneland sale
This notice details several land allotments for sale in NSW, including their acreage, parish, boundaries, and land sale
Notices detail land parcels for sale in various parishes including Doutta Galla and Moorpanyal, with specifiedland sale
An auction for occupation licenses for portions of land in the parish of Yuroke will be held on June 25, 1845,auction
Notice details a land parcel of 673 acres in the parish of Yuroke, portion No. 13, with specific boundary descland sale
This notice details several land grants in the parishes of Yurke and Doutta Galla, County of Bourke, with specland grant
Notices regarding land descriptions, a Supreme Court ecclesiastical jurisdiction matter for Arthur Mould's estother
John Moore Airey, Esquire, of Geelong, has been appointed Warden of the District Council of Grant.appointment
Alfred Kennerly and Alexander M'Kenzie Cheyne were appointed as magistrates for the Territory and its Dependenappointment
A notice declares Belfast at Port Fairy a place where spirits can be sold in quantities of not less than two gother
Several gentlemen are appointed as magistrates for the District of Port Phillip, and a church grant for a townappointment
Four weaned heifer calves and a working bullock were impounded at Bulleen, Ruffey's Creek, Upper Yarra, and wiimpound
A Deputy Sheriff advertises the sale of land and a messuage or tenement on Spotiswoode, fronting Nelson Place,land sale
Notice of land sale by the Sheriff's Office in Melbourne on May 27th, 1845.land sale
Mr. Francis Muirson was appointed Poundkeeper at the Morang Pound on May 3rd, 1846.appointment
William Verner, Esquire, was appointed Chief Commissioner for Insolvent Estates for the District of Port Phillappointment
Animals including a cream-colored mare, a light grey mare, a red and white bull, and a light strawberry bullocimpound
One dark brown bullock was impounded at the Deep Creek Pound on May 16, 1845, and will be sold if not claimed impound