Gazette issue · 1846

NSW Government Gazette, No. 2, 15 January 1846

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

This is the masthead and date line for the Port Phillip Government Gazette published on Thursday, January 15, notice
Notices regarding the Government Gazette contract, publication schedule, a writ of election for Port Phillip, notice
A Writ of Election has been issued for the District of Port Phillip following the resignation of Thomas Elder other
The Governor directs the re-publication of a notice concerning public monies held in banks by government emploother
New regulations are established for handling public monies to prevent inconvenience, prohibiting payment to prfinance return
Mr. William Johnson Sugden, Chief Constable of Melbourne, has been appointed as an Inspector of Distilleries fappointment
The Court of Requests for the county will sit in Melbourne from February 2nd, 1846, with deadlines for filing notice
The Police Office in Melbourne will auction unclaimed property including firearms, tools, clothing, and househauction
A notice from the Police Office, Melbourne, dated January 9, 1846, regarding the Census for the County of Bournotice
Applications are requested for appointment as Census Collectors for the County of Bourke, with specific applicother
A notice from the Police Office dated January 10, 1846, signed by W. R. Belcher, Clerk to the Bench.other
Two bulls were impounded at Melbourne on January 7th, 1846, and will be sold if not claimed by January 30th.impound
One sandy she-goat, a white stripe across the back and sides, one young sandy and white ram kid, a black stripimpound
Two horses, a chestnut mare and a chestnut gelding, were impounded at Melbourne on January 12th, 1846, and wilimpound
Seven goats and one wether were impounded at Melbourne on January 14th, 1846, and will be sold if not claimed impound
A light bay mare, branded D on the off shoulder, was impounded at Deep Creek Pound on January 7, 1846, and wilimpound
Two bay horses and a bay filly were impounded at Pentridge on January 6th and 7th, 1846, and will be sold if nimpound
A red cow and calf were impounded at Pentridge on December 29, 1845, and will be sold on January 22, 1846, if impound
A notice from Sunday Creek lists impounded cattle on January 4th, 1846, with a sale scheduled for January 26thimpound
A notice from Sunday Creek, dated January 6, 1846, lists several impounded cattle including cows and bullocks impound
A notice listing impounded animals at Sunday Creek, with details of their descriptions, brands, and sale date impound
A bay horse impounded at Mount Macedon on December 31st is to be sold on January 20th if not claimed.impound
One yellow cow, one brindled yearling steer, one red yearling steer, one black yearling heifer, and one large impound