Gazette issue · 1846

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 65, 4 August 1846

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Sir Charles Augustus FitzRoy proclaims at Government House, Sydney, 3 August 1846, that he has taken the oathsproclamation
Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson publishes for objection the grants of land vesting market, wharf and cattleland grant
Police Officeother
George-streetother
SYDNEYland grant
A tender notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney dated July 23, 1846, for metal required for thetender
Assistant Surveyortender
Tenders are requested for furnishing provisions for the Liverpool Plains district from September 1st to Decembtender
Tenders are requested for furnishing provisions for the District of Hartley from September 1st to December 31stender
Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions in the District of Moreton Bay from October 1st to December 31sttender
Tenders are being received for furnishing provisions in the District of Carcoar from October 1st to December 3tender
Tenders are invited for the supply of provisions in the District of Murrumbidgee from September 1st to Decembetender
Tender for the erection of a Light House on Gabo Island, called for by the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydntender
Gabo Islandtender
Colonial Architecttender
A tender is called for the purchase of bricks from the Old Government House in Sydney.tender
Parties tenderingtender
A general abstract of sworn returns detailing the average assets, liabilities, capital, and profits of banks ifinance return
E. DEAS THOMSONconvict admin
Three Sydney notices: Clerk of the Peace E. Rogers announces Quarter Sessions at Berrima for 3 September 1846;other
This notice lists imported goods, including tobacco, cigars, brandy, cordials, Geneva, and shrub, along with tother
H. M'Dermottother
D. Pedenother
Notice of intention to apply for probate of the Will of Robert Ward, late of Bridge-street, Sydney, licensed vnotice
Notice is given of the intention to apply for probate of the Will of Robert Ward, dated 28th March, 1836, withnotice
John Gleeson, executor of the will of William Paxton, intends to apply for probate.notice
Executors intend to apply for probate of the Will of William Hutchinson, of Sydney, dated 1st August 1846.notice
A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of John Cheeseborough is announced, to be held on August 18, 1other
A notice announcing a meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Cornelius Sheen, to be held on August 8other
Chief Commissioner William H. Kerr calls special meetings in Sydney for trustee James Solomon to resign the esother
One dark bay filly impounded at Cowra Rocks Pound on July 24, 1846, with damages of 6d, to be sold in twenty-fimpound
Livestock impounded at Muswellbrook between July 23rd and 27th, 1846, including cows, steers, bulls, and bulloimpound
A hard-ridden, spur-marked bay gelding was impounded at Narellan on 12 July 1846 by order of John Oxley, Esquiimpound
One red bullock branded PC or G off ribs, like R off rump, was impounded at Menangle on 14th July, 1846, with impound
E. Franks, Poundkeeper, reports livestock impounded at Anvil Creek on July 24, 1846, including cows, bullocks,impound
One black mare and colt, one bay colt, and one red steer were impounded at West Maitland in July 1846 and willimpound
Four cattle, including a cow and a steer, were impounded at Merton with various brands.impound
GEORGE A. F. KIBBLEimpound
Poundkeeper J. Marsden lists twenty-three head of cattle impounded at Goulburn on 25 July 1846 from the estateimpound
Two animals, a bullock and a steer, were impounded at Windsor by J. A. Betts on July 22, 1846, and will be solimpound