New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 36, 5 May 1846 — every indexed notice

Governor Sir George Gipps proclaims, 30 April 1846, that the Towns Police Act (2 Vic.) is extended to Brisbaneproclamation

Queen Victoriaproclamation

Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson offers £25 reward, or a conditional pardon to a prisoner of the Crown, for reward

E. DEAS THOMSONreward

Revised sailing directions for Torres' Strait prepared under Captain Francis Price Blackwood of HMS Fly and punotice

E. DEAS THOMSONother

Wreck Reefother

Her Majesty's ship "Fly,"other

Barrier Entrancesother

New Guinea Coastnotice

Darnley Islandother

Endeavour Straitsother

Captain Kingother

E. Deas Thomson publishes revised regulations for indulgences to convicts, 1 May 1846: any prisoner of the Croconvict admin

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Murrumbidgee District from June 1 to December 31, 1846, astender

Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions for the Mudgee district from July 1 to December 31, 1846, followtender

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Liverpool District from July 1 to December 31, 1846, as thtender

Tenders will be received for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in the Border Police District of Newtender

E. DEAS THOMSONtender

Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions in the Penrith district from July 1st to December 31st, 1846, witender

Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions for the Colonial Service in the Newcastle and Raymond Terrace ditender

Tenders are invited for the supply of provisions in the districts of Campbelltown, Camden, Narellan, and Pictotender

Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions for the Border Police District of M'Leay River from July 1 to Detender

Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions for the Colonial Service in the District of Bathurst from July 1tender

Tenders will be received until May 18, 1846, for furnishing supplies from July 1 to December 31, 1846.tender

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in the District of Parramatta, including tender

Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions for the Colonial Service in the District of Cassilis from July 1tender

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Border Police District of Bligh from July 1st to December tender

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in the Border Police District of Lachlan tender

Charles Windeyer, Senior Police Magistrate, gives notice that an open court to revise the electoral list for tnotice

County of Cumberlandnotice

CHARLES WINDEYERother

Unclaimed property in police possession in Sydney will be sold in Berrima on May 12, 1846, unless claimed.other

Justices in Petty Sessions at Bathurst appoint Mr. Roger Yeo keeper of the Public Pound, Bathurst, in the roomappointment

Notices regarding the revision of Electoral Lists for the Police Districts of Maitland and Newcastle, with spenotice

A meeting of electors for the Penrith District Council will be held on May 5, 1846, to nominate and elect fournotice

Warden Henry O'Brien calls a meeting of Yass District electors at the Court House, Yass, on 5 May 1846 to nominotice

A notice announcing the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Berrima on May 28, 1846, with E. Rother

A notice regarding the state of the Female Factory, Parramatta, dated May 1, 1846, and a list of unclaimed letother

General Post Office, Sydney: James Raymond, Postmaster-General, lists unclaimed letters for April 1846 — hundrother

Josephother

Keene Mr.other

Maryother

Mr. Williamother

Henry, carpenterother

Flag Staffother

This notice contains several distinct legal announcements including insolvency proceedings for John Gorrick annotice

George Miller of Sydney intends to apply for administration of the goods of Adrian Mahe, deceased.other

Notices of special meetings for creditors in the insolvent estates of Owen & Co. and Hughes and Hosking, to beother

A meeting of creditors for the estate of Mr. Ranulple will be held on May 5, 1846, in Sydney to provide directnotice

Thomas Dent, junior, is claiming a deed of grant for 203 acres in the county of Hunter and parish of Wambo, baland grant

Court of Claims, Sydney: claims for deeds of grant by Robert Archibald Alison Morehead and Mathew Young of Sydland grant

James M'Brienland grant

A claim for a Deed of Grant of Land for George George Hambridge, located in the county of Camden, parish unnamland grant

A black and white cow, branded WO/WC/WG off rump, was impounded at Dapto on April 26, 1846, and will be sold oimpound

One red sided poley cow impounded at Pitt Town on April 29, 1846, from the Estate of Mathew Ryan, to be sold oimpound

Four animals, including a cow, bull, steer, and two heifers, were impounded at Muswellbrook on April 27th and impound

A red filly, unbranded and three years old, was impounded at Settlers Home Pound, Liverpool Road on May 2, 184impound

Two cattle, a bull and a heifer, were impounded at Bong Bong on April 22nd, 1816, from the estate of Charles Timpound

Poundkeeper A. S. F. Mackintosh impounds some three dozen head of cattle at Murrurundi on 19 April 1846, strayimpound

Poundkeeperimpound

One red bull, branded RJ, was impounded at Ropes Creek on April 18, 1846, from F. O. Darvill and is scheduled impound

Two horses were impounded at Taralga on April 16, 1846, and will be sold on May 14, 1846, if not claimed.impound

E. Franks, Poundkeeper at Anvil Creek, reports 11 impounded cattle including cows, a calf, a bullock, and a stimpound

One dark bay horse impounded in Sydney Pound on April 22nd, to be sold on May 19th if not claimed.impound

A list of impounded cattle at Murrurundi, with descriptions and brands, to be sold on May 25, 1846, if not relimpound

One red cow, a red steer, a red heifer calf, a light strawberry bullock, and a red and white spotted cow were impound

Two horses, a bay filly and a chesnut colt, were impounded at Gunning on April 22, 1846, from the Estate of Mrimpound

Two cattle, a red steer and a red and white speckled bull, were impounded at Yass on April 23, 1846, and will impound

One red and white cow with calf and one sheeted steer were impounded at Burragorang Road, Picton on April 26, impound

One yellow steer, one red steer, and one black and white spotted poley heifer were impounded at Blackman's Swaimpound

Poundkeeper Thomas Patterson impounds cattle at Singleton, Patrick's Plains, on 20 April 1846 — heifers, cows impound

THOMAS PATTERSONimpound

One grey mare, one bay horse colt impounded at Bungendore on April 24th, to be sold on May 18th if not claimedimpound

Three cattle, a red steer, a yellow and white spotted bullock, and a red heifer, were impounded at Queanbeyan impound

Two cattle, a bullock and a cow, were impounded at Wilberforce on April 23rd, 1816, and will be sold if not climpound

One red bullock impounded at Menangle Pound, Campbelltown on April 13, 1846, to be sold on May 19, 1846 if notimpound