Gazette issue · 1846

Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 22, 4 June 1846

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This is the heading of the Port Phillip Government Gazette published on Thursday, June 4, 1846.other
Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson publishes descriptions of land grants (Sydney, 22 May 1846) so claimants caland grant
Alexander Thompsonland grant
E. DEAS THOMSONland grant
Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson (Sydney, 26 May 1846) offers free passages, at public charge, for children notice
Immigration Agentnotice
Land appropriated for the United Church of England and Ireland is published for information, with deeds of graland grant
Two notices: the close of the Episcopalian church-grant schedule (a burial-ground site near Portland, County Nland sale
This notice details land parcels in the parishes of Murang, Morang, Yan Yean, and Merriang, specifying boundarland grant
This notice details land purchases and grants in the parish of Merriang and Yuroke, including acreage, boundarland grant
Continuation of C. J. La Trobe's Occupation Licenses schedule for the County of Bourke and County of Grant — pother
C. J. La Trobe's second Occupation Licenses schedule (Melbourne, 12 May 1846): Crown land in the parishes of Dcrown land
Final lots (portions 17-19, parish of Carrunge-murnong on the Barwon River) of C. J. La Trobe's occupation-licother
William A'Beckett, Resident Judge, orders the Criminal Sessions and General Gaol Delivery of the Supreme Courtnotice
Rules established for rewarding persons who provide information leading to the seizure of unlicensed stills orreward
informerreward
The Post Office in Melbourne will despatch the mail for Sydney at 4:30 p.m. instead of 5 p.m. starting Friday,notice
Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson publishes Governor's revised rules for convict indulgences (Sydney, 1 May 1convict admin
E. DEAS THOMSONconvict admin
Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson lists Port Phillip title deeds ready for delivery — John Kiddle (25 acres, notice
The Clerk of Works' Office in Melbourne is requesting tenders from iron founders and others for unspecified sutender
Customs' Departmenttender
Tenders will be received until 12 o'clock on Thursday, the 11th instant, for the supply of Imperial copper Meatender
Tenders are requested for cabinet work for the Customs' Department and for erecting an enclosure for wood at ttender
Clerk of Works Henry Ginn's tender for an enclosure at the new government offices closes; then Post Office Meltender
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Cattle impounded at Sunday Creek, 30 May 1846, with brands described; followed by Acting Postmaster S. J. Usshimpound
Two bullocks were impounded at Melbourne on May 27th, 1846, and will be sold if not claimed by June 20th or Juimpound
Three cattle were impounded at the Deep Creek Pound on May 28th, 1846, and will be sold if not claimed by Juneimpound
A list of impounded cattle at Sunday Creek, including descriptions and brands, with a notice of sale if not climpound
A dark brindle cow with specific markings and brand was impounded at South Geelong on May 19, 1846, and will bimpound