Gazette issue · 1846

Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 36, 10 September 1846

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

Port Phillip Government Gazette, published Thursday, September 10, 1846.other
This notice clarifies regulations regarding the transfer of Ticket of Leave from one district to another, emphconvict admin
This notice details land grants and purchases for town allotments and portions of land in Port Phillip, with dland grant
This notice details land grants and purchases, including portions for retired officers and grants for the Weslland grant
Multiple official notices from the Crown Commissioners' Office, Courts of General Quarter Sessions and Criminaother
Public accounts and payments to the Sub-Treasury in Melbourne on August 22, 1846.finance return
The authorised Scale of Watermen's Fares for William's Town and the North Beach is published, with instructionother
A government notice specifies building regulations for footways in Melbourne streets, requiring them to be twenotice
Reports detail deserters from the 11th Regiment, including Patrick Gahagan, John Somerset, Robert Hill, and Thother
Public works specifications in Flinders-street, (between Spencer and King-streets), Flinders-street (between Kpublic works specification
A legal notice detailing a case in the Supreme Court of New South Wales for the District of Port Phillip betwenotice
Notice is given regarding an action commenced against George Young, who is alleged to be absent from the Colonother
Applications for the office of Solicitor to the Corporation of Melbourne will be received until September 10thappointment
Several goats and a kid were impounded at Melbourne on September 9th, 1846, and will be sold if not claimed byimpound
Two separate impoundment notices from Melbourne in August and September 1846 list various horses, cows, and caimpound
A yellow sided heifer, a light brindle cow with calf, a yellow polled cow, and a yellow bullock were impoundedimpound
Two horses, a dark brown mare and a chestnut mare, were impounded at Bulleen, Upper Yarra on August 17, 1846, impound
A bay entire colt with black points and a long tail, impounded at Melbourne on September 8th, 1846, will be soimpound