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Gazette issue · 1846

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 1, 2 January 1846

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Masthead of the New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 1, Friday 2 January 1846, published by authority at Synotice
Mr. David Mollison of Sydney was appointed as an Inspector of Distilleries by His Excellency the Governor.appointment
A notice from the Registrar General's Office regarding security given for the regular payment of fees into thenotice
Office of the Registrar Generalnotice
A portion of land in Parramatta, County of Cumberland, parish of Saint John, has been appropriated to the Ordnland grant
The Governor directs the republication of a notice concerning public moneys placed in banks by government emplfinance return
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office directing that public monies shall not be paid to the private acnotice
Tenders are invited for supplies for the Border Police District of Moneroo, including surveying parties at Cootender
Tenders are invited for supplies for the Colonial Service in the District of Macquarie from February 1st to Detender
Street dimension surveys in Victoria-strect, (From the southern boundary line of Mr. Busby's grant to Burton-sstreet dimension survey
C. D. Riddell reports the Sydney town-allotment auction of 18 November 1845: half-acre lots at Bathurst sold tland sale
Macquarieland sale
Tenders are invited for provisions and forage for surveying parties in Twofold Bay, to be received by 19th Jantender
F. Allman jun., J.P., Commissioner of Crown Lands, gives notice that a light chesnut mare branded WD conjoinedauction
All prisoners of the Crown holding Tickets of Leave for the Police District of Campbelltown are ordered to musticket of leave
Ticket of Leave holders for the District of Queanbeyan are required to report their details to the Campbelltowticket of leave
Datelines only: Police Office, Queanbeyan, 22 December 1845, and General Post Office, Sydney, 27 December 1845other
New Post Offices are established at Ipswich and Darling Downs, with instructions for addressing mail correctlyother
Arrangements have been made for the conveyance of mails to the United Kingdom on the first day of every month,other
A notice announces that a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace will be held at Maitland on Monday, Jother
Quarter Sessions and Supreme Court notices: E. Rogers, Clerk of the Peace, calls the Court of General Quarter notice
Notice regarding the estate of John Macdonald, late of Balmain, near Sydney, for ecclesiastical jurisdiction iother
Sale by auction of the late John Batman's Melbourne allotments: in Batman v Lonsdale, the Supreme Court of NSWother
A notice regarding a claim for a Deed of Grant of Land, which will be ready for examination by Commissioners aland grant
William Leathwaiteland grant
J. McLean, Principal Superintendent of Convicts, publishes the roster of prisoners absconded from their masterrunaway
Campbell Thomasrunaway
Cunningham Arthurconvict admin
Garner Johnrunaway
Jones Stephenrunaway
M'Carthy Johnrunaway
Pye Jamesrunaway
Taylor Thomas alias Thomas Henlyrunaway
Morissetconvict admin
Convict absconders reported by Thomas Ryan, Chief Clerk: James Target (per Marquis Huntley, 1826), cattle dealrunaway
This notice lists several prisoners of the Crown who have absconded from their assigned locations and are now runaway
Several prisoners of the Crown with tickets of leave are listed as absconded or illegally at large, with detaiticket of leave
One black bullock, one red and white bullock, and one red bullock were impounded at Paterson from the estate oimpound
Impounded animals from the estates of E. Woodhouse, James Thorn, and Mr. Reid in Gunning, Fish River, and Bradimpound
Two animals, a mare and a steer, were impounded at Yass on December 15th and 17th, 1845, from the estate of H.impound
Cattle impounded at O'Connell Plains on December 16th by James Lowe, J.P., are listed with descriptions and brimpound
A black horse was impounded at Burragorang Road, Picton on December 19, 1845, and will be sold if not claimed impound
A notice from St. Aubin's Pound, Scone, lists impounded cattle including cows, bullocks, and bulls with descriimpound
Impounded animals at Bathurst Pound on December 19, 1845, including cattle and horses with descriptions and brimpound
This notice details impounded cattle and horses at Red Post Hill, Falbrook, between December 2nd and December impound
A dapple grey horse branded S. I was impounded at Newcastle on December 23rd and will be sold on January 17th,impound
Four cattle (bullock, two cows, and a heifer) and one steer were impounded at Gresford Pound on December 8, 18impound
Four horses were impounded at Cassilis on December 24th and will be sold on January 19th, 1946, if not claimedimpound
A notice detailing impounded cattle at St. Aubin's Pound, Scone, with descriptions, brands, and potential saleimpound
One dark brown or black horse was impounded at North Richmond on December 20, 1845, from Belmont Estate, with impound
A bay horse was impounded at Dungog on December 15, 1845, from Carinmore, and will be sold if not claimed by Jimpound
One brindle heifer, one red bullock, one black or brown bull, one red steer, one white steer, one yellow cow, impound
One bay filly, branded SM on near shoulder, was impounded at Anvil Creek on December 18, 1845, with damages ofimpound

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