Gazette issue · 1845

Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 98, 19 November 1845

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This notice is a government gazette publication from Port Phillip on November 19, 1845.other
Sailing directions for Gulf St. Vincent, including guidance on navigating channels, avoiding shoals, and anchonotice
Light Vesselnotice
Crown Lands Commissioner F. B. St John notifies that measured Crown-land sections in the Bourke District will crown land
Tenders are invited for the erection of a weather-boarded building at the Beach, with plans and specificationstender
The Port Phillip Medical Board will sit every Thursday at the Melbourne Medical Hall, Collins-street, with comnotice
Tenders are invited for repairing the sides of the fresh water dam at Melbourne, with applications accepted untender
A tender is being called for the supply of fresh water to various government offices in Melbourne for the yeartender
Tenders are invited for printing and advertising services for the Colonial Government in Melbourne for the yeatender
The Court of Requests for the County will be holden in Melbourne on December 1st, 1845, with specific deadlinenotice
This notice details rates for trespassing cattle and calls for tenders for bridge construction and supplies.other
Tenders are requested for the supply of furniture for the New Government Offices in Melbourne, due by October tender
Tenders are requested for the supply of stationery to the Colonial Government at Melbourne, Port Phillip, for tender
Tenders are requested for repairing and extending the Queen's Wharf at Melbourne, and for the supply of hardwatender
Four horses and one foal were impounded at South Yarra Pound on November 4th and were to be sold if not releasimpound
A list of impounded cattle at Sunday Creek on November 8th, 1845, with descriptions of their brands and markinimpound
A list of impounded animals including bullocks, cows, heifers, and bulls, with descriptions of their brands animpound
One red and white spotted bull, one yellow poley cow, and one red yearling heifer were impounded at Morang on impound
Four cattle, including a dark red bull, a brindle bull, a light brindle heifer, and a light red/yellow and whiimpound
A list of impounded cattle at Deep Creek Pound, including descriptions and brands, with a notice that unclaimeimpound
One bay mare, one brown cow, one red cow, one red working bullock, one blue sided and speckled cow, one red buimpound
A bay horse impounded at Mount Macedon on November 5th, with specific markings and brands, will be sold on Novimpound
Several impounded cattle at The Ovens, including cows, heifers, and bullocks, are listed with descriptions andimpound
One cream colored horse, one mouse coloured or dark bay entire colt, one red and white bull, and one brown cowimpound
A notice from the South Yarra Pound detailing impounded animals including a bay mare, a white bullock, a red aimpound
A notice from the Morang Pound lists several impounded cattle, including descriptions and brands, with a sale impound
A black mare with a colt foal, impounded at Deep Creek Pound on November 10, 1845, will be sold if not claimedimpound
Two separate notices detail impounded animals in Deep Creek and Melbourne during October and November 1845, wiimpound
A dark bay or brown colt, branded S on the near shoulder, was impounded at Deep Creek Pound on November 7, 184impound
A black bullock with specific markings and brands was impounded at Kalkallo Pound on November 4th, 1845, and iimpound
Two separate impoundment notices detail cattle and horses impounded at Bulleen, Upper Yarra, and Deep Creek inimpound
Ticket-of-leave convict Conlay Gurney (arrived per Bengal Merchant, 1836, native of Belfast, bookbinder) has aimpound
A notice announcing a Court of Petty Sessions to be held at the Police Office, Clerk Petty Sessions on Novembeother
A notice announces a court session in Melbourne on December 2, 1838, for the purpose of transferring licenses other
William Johnstone Sugden, Chief Constable of Melbourne, appointed Inspector of Distilleries for Port Phillip; appointment