Gazette issue · 1846

Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 42, 22 October 1846

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

A proclamation by Governor-in-Chief Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy announcing the public auction of Town, Suburland sale
This notice details the sale of suburban lots in Bourke and Portland, with specific allotment numbers, sizes, land sale
This notice details several land grants in the parishes of Moorpanyal, Moorpanya, Moorpunyal, and Moolap, specland grant
This notice details several land grants in the parish of Portland and Moulap, specifying acreage, boundaries, land grant
This notice details the boundaries and upset prices for several suburban land lots in Normanby, parish of Portland grant
This notice details the sale of several five-acre land portions in Normanby, parish of Portland, with specificland sale
This notice details several land parcels for sale, including their acreage, parish, boundaries, and upset pricland sale
A land sale notice for a 35-acre parcel in the parish of Ellemint, portion No 15 of section 9, with an upset pland sale
A government notice from 1847 detailing contracts for colonial service, including provisions for emigrants, prother
A government notice from Port Phillip dated October 24, 1847, calling for tenders for colonial service supplietender
A government notice from 1847 detailing the required provisions and conditions for colonial service contracts,tender
This notice outlines the arbitration process for disputes regarding the quality of supplies in colonial servictender
This notice outlines the terms and conditions for tendering to supply provisions and other articles, includingtender
Tenders are invited for the conveyance of Post Office mails in various districts of Port Phillip for one year tender
Tenders are required for the conveyance of mails in 1847, with printed forms available at Post Offices and furtender
Tenders are invited for the supply of lime for the Fresh Water Dam in Melbourne, with specific delivery and qutender
Tenders are requested for the erection of a wooden bridge at Templeton's Creek, on the Sydney and Port Philliptender
Tenders are requested for deepening the basin of the Queen's Wharf at Melbourne and for further additions to itender
Tenders are requested for blacksmith's work at the fresh water dam in Melbourne, with specific pricing requiretender
Tenders are requested for Parker's Cement for Prince's Bridge, and applications are sought for an Overseer of other
William Lonsdale appointed Superintendent of Port Phillip and Alexander M'Crae appointed Sub Treasurer during appointment
A notice is issued regarding carelessness in the posting and transit of newspapers, citing inattention to reguother
Henry Darling Kemp has returned to his duties as Chief Postmaster for the District of Port Phillip, and new renotice
This notice announces that title deeds for town allotments and portions of land purchased under existing regulland grant
The Court of Requests for the County of Bourke will convene in Melbourne on November 2, 1846, with specific denotice
Former Special Constables are requested to return their issued batons to the Clerk of the Bench at Melbourne.other
Creditors of Alfred Diaper, deceased, intestate, late of Melbourne, are to prove their claims before the Regisother
One black entire colt and one red cow with a red weanling heifer were impounded at Melbourne on October 16th, impound
One dark red working bullock with a white head and belly was impounded at Melbourne on October 14th, 1846, andimpound
Two yellow and red working bullocks were impounded at Bulleen, Upper Yarra on October 11th, 1846, and will be impound
One yellow and white cow, a red yearling bull, one yellow steer, and one white and red spotted poley yearling impound
A red and white spotted yearling heifer, previously advertised with an incorrect location detail, will be soldimpound
Several animals including a filly, a cow, and two bullocks were impounded at Morang, River Plenty on October 1impound
Two horses, a dark brown and a bay mare, were impounded at Pentridge on October 20, 1846, and are scheduled foimpound
Tenders are invited for the erection of additional yards at the Melbourne Cattle Market, with applications to tender