Gazette issue · 1845

NSW Government Gazette, No. 79, 9 July 1845

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A proclamation by Governor Sir George Gipps regarding the prorogation and convening of the Legislative Councilproclamation
Sir George Gipps further prorogues the Legislative Council to July 29, 1845, and announces the session will coproclamation
Several gentlemen were appointed as Magistrates for the Territory and its Dependencies, including Henry Clemenappointment
A list of unclaimed letters at the Post Office, Melbourne, dated June 30th, 1845, with instructions for applicnotice
A list of letters detained at the Post Office for unpaid sea postage, along with alphabetical lists of names aother
A list of individuals and their locations, likely related to postal services, with a date of June 30, 1845, frnotice
One bay horse, one light bay or chesnut filly, one iron grey filly, and one light bay filly were impounded at impound
A red bullock with specific markings was impounded at Pentridge on June 30, 1845, and will be sold on July 24,impound
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, dated June 11, 1845, publishing a statement of buoys innotice
Notice is given for parties with claims on the estate of the deceased Gardner Milne, late of Geelong, to provenotice
Several gentlemen were appointed as District Trustees for the Port Phillip Savings' Bank receipt at Geelong.appointment
A red and white cow was impounded at Deep Creek Pound on July 4th, 1845, and will be sold if not claimed by Juimpound
Information is requested regarding the present residence and position of Thomas Holder Smith and George Willianotice
Several cattle, including cows, a bull calf, and heifers, were impounded at Melbourne on July 5th, 1845, and aimpound
A young black mare was impounded at Melbourne on July 6th, 1845, and will be sold if not claimed by July 30th.impound