Gazette issue · 1846

NSW Government Gazette, No. 34, 27 August 1846

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Two bullocks and a heifer calf were impounded at Morang Pound and a heifer calf was impounded at an unspecifieimpound
The Court of Requests for the county will be held in Melbourne on September 7, 1846, with specific deadlines fnotice
Tenders are requested for the extension of the Pier at Corio Bay, Geelong, with submissions due by noon on Augtender
Tenders are requested for repairs and improvements to the road to the Beach, with submissions due by noon on Stender
Tenders are requested for the erection of a crane at Queen's Wharf, Melbourne, and for the supply of blue stontender
Tenders are invited for the erection of a lighthouse on Cape Otway, with applications and further particulars tender
Governor Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy further prorogues the Legislative Council to Tuesday, September 8th, 18proclamation
Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy proclaims he has taken the oaths and assumed the administration of the governmenproclamation
Occupation licenses for portions of land in Melbourne will be auctioned on September 23rd, 1846, with an upsetauction
This notice details land purchases under existing regulations for town allotments and portions of land in Portland grant
This notice details title deeds for Port Phillip Lands, including town allotments and portions of land, transmland grant
This notice details land grants for the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Geelong, including sites for a chapel, miland grant
Oswald Walter Brierly and Thomas Winder Campbell were appointed as Magistrates for the Territory and its Depenappointment
A notice from the Police Office, Melbourne, announcing a meeting on the 2nd of the next month for the purpose convict admin
The Public Works Office in Melbourne is calling for tenders for supplies including military duck, buttons, neetender
Report of a deserter from the 11th Regiment of Foot, John Phillips, who deserted on August 8th, 1846, from Melother
An inquiry is being made by a relative of a commuted pensioner from the 73rd regiment and his grandson, both nother
Several cows, a steer, and a heifer were impounded at Morang, River Plenty on August 18, 1846, and will be solimpound
Two horses and their foals were impounded at Bulleen, Upper Yarra, and will be sold if not claimed by Septembeimpound
Three bullocks were impounded at Morang Pound on August 22, 1846, and will be sold on September 14, 1846, if nimpound
A bay horse impounded at South Geelong on 14th August 1846, to be sold if not claimed by 6th September.impound
A red steer with specific markings was impounded at Pentridge on August 17, 1846, and will be sold on Septembeimpound