Gazette issue · 1845

Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 90, 24 September 1845

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

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the colonial service for twelve months commencing January 1, 1tender
men attached to Lighthousestender
officer in chargetender
C. J. LA TROBEtender
Monthly return of persons licensed to depasture stock (and cut timber) on Crown Lands of the Port Phillip Distother
Barber, Henryother
Tenders are required for a small quantity of furniture for the New Custom House in Geelong, with submissions dtender
Tenders are requested for supplying and fixing zinc rain pipes and gutters, and blue stone flagging at the newtender
Tenders are requested for sundry repairs to various Government buildings in Melbourne, with specifications avatender
Tenders are invited for the conveyance of Post Office mails for one year from January 1, 1846, with specific rtender
A special meeting of Justices of the Peace for Bourke County was scheduled for September 27th to reconsider caimpound
The Commissioner of Crown Lands for Bourke County will attend his office daily from September 25th to October crown land
A notice regarding the sittings of the Court of Requests for Bourke County, including deadlines for plaints another
This notice lists multiple land allotments for sale in North Geelong, North Melbourne, Seymour, and Suburban Lland sale
BOURKEland sale
Moolapland sale
This notice is a government proclamation regarding occupation licenses, issued from Government House, Sydney oother
The government will not entertain applications for the sale of Occupation Licenses in the Port Phillip Districnotice
A notice is given for the polling for the Election of a Member to serve in the Legislative Council, in the rooelection
The Governor has disallowed a bye-law of the District Council of Grant concerning the assessment and recovery proclamation
Several animals including cows, calves, and a bullock were impounded at South Yarra Pound and will be sold if impound
Two working bullocks were impounded at Deep Creek Pound on September 22, 1845, and will be sold if not claimedimpound
Four goats were impounded at Melbourne on September 16th, 1845, and will be sold if not claimed by October 10timpound
Official nominal list of the ~370 emigrants who drowned when the Liverpool ship Cataraqui wrecked on King Islaother
Carter, Stephenother
Hodgins, Josephconvict admin
Pettingett, Williamconvict admin
Woods, Margaretconvict admin
CATARAQUIother
person_registration table, 23 rowsperson registration
A table of rates for impounded cattle in the Melbourne Pound, District of Port Phillip, fixed by Justices in Pimpound
One white steer, one red poley cow, one red poley heifer with calf, one red heifer, and one old black cow wereimpound
A brindle bullock with a broken horn and illegible brands was impounded at Pentridge on September 16, 1845, animpound
One red bull impounded at Melbourne on September 9th, 1845, with specific markings, to be sold on October 3rd impound
Two horses, a chestnut filly and a bay colt, were impounded at Deep Creek Pound on September 16th and will be impound
trespass_fines table, 8 rowstrespass fines