Gazette issue · 1846

NSW Government Gazette, No. 102, 4 December 1846

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

A supplement to the Government Gazette dated December 4, 1846, published on December 7, 1846, details an exploother
Despatches from Sir T. L. Mitchell reporting the progress of an expedition exploring the Overland Route to Pornotice
A geographical survey details the junction of the Macquarie and Darling rivers, observations of the Narran Swaother
A geographical survey details rivers, swamps, and landscape features in NSW, including observations on the Narother
This notice details geographical observations and survey data, including latitudes, longitudes, and descriptioother
A travelogue details geographical discoveries including the Fitz Roy Downs, Grafton Range, and St. George's Paother
A travelogue detailing geographical observations and journey progress, including encounters with rivers, rangeother
A travelogue describes navigating difficult sandstone country, discovering a river, and reaching a grassy vallother
An explorer describes discovering and naming several rivers and plains in a new region, noting the presence ofother
A travelogue describes geographical exploration, detailing the challenges of navigating sandstone country, gulother
A geographical exploration notice describes the discovery of estuaries of two important rivers providing accesother
An expedition report details geographical findings, including unique trees, fish, and altitude measurements usother
Surveyor General T. L. Mitchell reports on a successful expedition opening a cart road through pastoral regionother
Geographical observations and findings are detailed, including ascents of ranges and descriptions of downs, plother
T. L. Mitchell, Surveyor General, details his exploration of a well-watered river in Central Australia, notingother
T. L. Mitchell, Surveyor General, reports on his exploration of new rivers and country in Australia, includingother
A letter from T. L. Mitchell, Surveyor General, to the Governor of New South Wales, detailing exploration and other