Gazette issue · 1846

NSW Government Gazette, No. 14, 9 April 1846

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

Sir George Gipps, Governor of New South Wales, revokes a previous proclamation regarding the publication of improclamation
Sir George Gipps, Governor of New South Wales, further prorogues the Legislative Council to Tuesday, the 14th proclamation
His Excellency the Governor directs the attention of Returning Officers, Benches of Magistrates, Assessors, annotice
A general meeting of Justices of the Peace for the Town of Melbourne and County of Bourke will be held.notice
An announcement for an Annual Licensing Meeting in Melbourne to consider license applications under Act 2 Victnotice
An order for a Criminal Sessions and General Gaol Delivery of the Supreme Court for the district of Port Phillother
Tenders are invited for the extension of the Pier at Corio Bay, Geelong, with specific dimensions and a maximutender
Tenders are required for work on the Pier at Corio Bay, Geelong, and for improvements to the Queen's Wharf andtender
Tenders are requested for improvements to the Queen's Wharf and its approaches in Melbourne, with submissions tender
A government notice details the installation and specifications of a fixed light on Goose Island, Banks' Strainotice
Deeds of Grant for land purchased from the Crown are ready for delivery at the Sub-Treasury, Melbourne, as of land grant
Reports detail multiple deserters from the 99th Regiment of Foot, including their names, ages, physical descrirunaway
Reports of deserters from the 99th Regiment of Foot, including their names, ages, physical descriptions, enlisrunaway
This notice lists individuals associated with convict administration, including names and ship affiliations, wconvict admin
A list of prisoners of the Crown who have obtained Tickets of Leave since the last publication, and a list of convict admin
A black-sided heifer and a dark bay mare were impounded at Pentridge on April 5, 1846, and will be sold on Mayimpound
Several cattle were impounded at the Ovens on April 4th, 1845, and will be sold on April 27th, 1846, if not climpound
Four horses and two foals were impounded at Bulleen, Upper Yarra, and will be sold if not claimed by April 25timpound
A dark yellow poley cow, a yellow heifer, and a light brindle cow and calf were impounded at Pentridge on Marcimpound