Gazette issue · 1845

NSW Government Gazette, No. 86, 20 August 1845

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

A notice from the Chief Protector's Office seeks an interpreter for Aboriginal dialects from Emu Creek and Souother
This notice contains information regarding a Court of Petty Sessions for Publicans' Licenses in Melbourne and notice
Livestock including bulls, steers, cows, and heifers were impounded at Bulleen, Upper Yarra, and will be sold impound
Amended Sailing Directions for Endeavour Strait, prepared by Lieutenant C. B. Yule, R. N., are published, supenotice
Sailing directions for Endeavour Strait, including details on depths, bearings, tides, and potential hazards lother
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, dated 15th August, 1845, announcing the return of a Wriappointment
Maurice Charles O'Connell has been returned as a Member of the Legislative Council for the Electoral District appointment
James Smith was appointed as a Magistrate of Melbourne on August 7, 1845.appointment
The Governor has directed the publication of an Order made by the Judicial Committee of Her Majesty's Privy Conotice
An order regarding the transmission of judges' notes and reasons for judgments in colonial appeals to the Privnotice
This notice lists individuals who have obtained licenses to depasture stock, strip bark, and cut timber in varother
A list of names associated with the Murray District and County of Grant, followed by financial and administratother
Renewal of Depasture Stock Licenses in the County of Bourke will not be granted to those in arrears for fines,other
The Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney re-publishes a notice from 1839 regarding the importance of vaccinatnotice
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney regarding free vaccination for children every Tuesday notice
The Court of Requests for the County of Bourke will convene in Melbourne on September 1, 1845, with deadlines notice
A red spotted bull was impounded at Pentridge on 22nd August 1843 and will be sold on 14th September if not reimpound