Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 43, 29 October 1846 — every indexed notice

A proclamation by Governor Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy announcing the public auction of town, suburban, and land sale

Warringalland sale

Bourkeland sale

parish of Moorpanyalland grant

Moolapland sale

Port- landland sale

Port- Jandland sale

Port- landland sale

Irre- warraland grant

Bourkeland grant

A land grant of 759 acres is described, with an upset price of £1 per acre, signed by C. H. Fitz Roy and E. Deland grant

Tenders were required for services including lime supply, wharf deepening, wharf additions, and blacksmith wortender

Tenders are requested for the supply of lime for the Fresh Water Dam at Melbourne, with specific delivery and tender

Tenders are requested for deepening the Queen's Wharf basin and for further additions to its approaches in Meltender

Tenders are invited for blacksmith's work at the fresh water dam in Melbourne, with specific pricing required tender

Tenders are requested for the erection of a wooden bridge at Templeton's Creek on the Sydney and Port Phillip tender

Tenders are requested for the supply of clothing for prisoners at the Melbourne gaol, including duck frocks, dtender

Tenders are requested for the supply of a 'Press' for the Commissariat Department, to be received by 12 o'cloctender

Tenders are requested for the supply of furniture, carting services, and clothing for the Border and Native Potender

Tenders are invited for the supply of clothing for the Border and Native Police for twelve months commencing Jtender

Tenders are requested for the supply of firewood to government offices in Melbourne and Geelong for twelve montender

Tenders are requested for the supply of firewood, cast iron and smith's work, and book-binding for the coloniatender

Multiple tenders are requested for various supplies and services in Port Phillip for the year 1847, including tender

Tenders are requested for Painter's, Glazier's, and Plumber's Work for twelve months starting January 1, 1847,tender

Tenders are required for the supply of hardware and other items for Port Phillip in 1847.tender

Tenders are requested for the supply of hardware and fresh water for government offices in Melbourne for the ytender

Tenders are requested for emptying cesspools at government establishments in Melbourne for twelve months starttender

Tenders are requested for the supply of prisoners' clothing for twelve months starting January 1, 1847, with stender

Tenders are invited for government printing and the publication of the Gazette for twelve months commencing Jatender

Charles Joseph La Trobe, needing to leave the Port Phillip District, gives notice on 9 October 1846 that Williappointment

Henry Darling Kemp resumes duty as Chief Postmaster for the District of Port Phillip from 15 October 1846 afteappointment

William Lonsdale was appointed to undertake the duties of Superintendent of Port Phillip, and Alexander M'Craeappointment

The Chief Postmaster of Port Phillip announces regulations for the free transit of newspapers, emphasizing adhnotice

Title deeds for land purchases in Port Phillip have been transmitted to the Surveyor General for enrolment andland grant

Superintendent W. Lonsdale seeks news of James Rogerson and his family, who a relative in England says emigratnotice

Tenders are requested for the supply of Parker's Cement for the erection of Prince's Bridge, to be received untender

Lieutenant William Mair of Her Majesty's 99th Regiment was appointed as a Magistrate for the Town of Melbourneappointment

The Court of Requests for the county will be holden in Melbourne on Monday, 2nd November 1846, with specific dnotice

Former Special Constables in Melbourne are requested to return their issued batons to the Clerk of the Bench.other

A notice from the Police Office, Kalkalto, detailing impounded cattle on October 17, 1846, with a warning of simpound

Animals impounded at South Geelong and Kalkalto are listed with descriptions and brands, with notices of sale impound

A notice from James Dunbar, Poundkeeper at Morang, River Plenty, lists impounded animals in October 1846, inclimpound

A list of impounded cattle at Kalkallo on October 17th, 1846, including descriptions and brands, with a noticeimpound

A proclamation by Governor Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy announces the sale of Town, Suburban, and Country Lotland sale

Warringalland sale

Bourkeland sale

Moorpanyalland grant

Port- landland grant

Normanbyland sale

Grantland grant

Irre. warraland grant

Bourkeland grant

CHS. A. FITZ ROYland grant

An Act passed in the 10th year of Queen Victoria's reign to prevent party processions and certain public exhibproclamation

Governorproclamation

CHARLES NICHOLSONother

Charles Joseph La Trobe appointed to administer Van Diemen's Land, with William Lonsdale and Alexander M'Crae appointment

Henry Darling Kemp has returned to Port Phillip and will assume duties as Chief Postmaster for the District ofappointment

Signature and date line of W. Lonsdale, Superintendent's Office, Melbourne, 15 October 1846, closing the noticappointment

A notice from the Chief Postmaster of Port Phillip regarding regulations for the posting and transit of newspanotice

The Chief Postmaster of Melbourne requests that commanders of vessels, ship agents, and mercantile houses provnotice

This notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney announces that the Secretary of State for the Colonnotice

Deeds for land grants to the Episcopalian and Roman Catholic Churches in Portland have been transmitted for enland grant

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney regarding leave of absence for Civil Officers and theiother

E. DEAS THOMSONother

W. E. GLADSTONEnotice

Three Port Phillip notices: Lieutenant William Mair of the 99th Regiment, commanding the Mounted Police divisiappointment

Special constables who have not returned their issued batons are requested to deliver them to the Clerk of theother

Tenders are requested for prisoner clothing for the Melbourne Gaol and for the erection of a wooden bridge at tender

Return of Occupation Licences (squatting runs) in the County of Bourke sold by auction at Melbourne on 23 Septland sale

Tenders are required until November 12, 1846, for the supply of a 'Press' for the Commissariat Department, wittender

Tenders are invited for the supply of certain articles of furniture, with descriptions available at the Publictender

Tenders are requested for the carting of stores for the Colonial Government for twelve months starting Januarytender

Tenders are requested for the supply of fresh water to government offices in Melbourne for twelve months starttender

Tenders are invited for furnishing clothing and related items for the Border and Native Police for twelve monttender

Tenders are invited for the supply of Cast Iron and Smith's Work for the colonial service in Port Phillip for tender

Tenders are required for the supply of firewood for the year 1847 from the Public Works' Office in Melbourne.tender

Tenders are requested for the supply of firewood to government offices in Melbourne and Geelong for twelve montender

Tenders are requested for the supply of hardware for twelve months starting January 1, 1847, with the deadlinetender

Tenders are requested for the emptying of government cesspools in Melbourne for twelve months starting Januarytender

Tenders are invited for supplying prisoners with clothing for twelve months from January 1, 1847, with specifitender

Tenders are required for government printing and the publication of the Government Gazette for 1847 in Port Phtender

Tenders are requested until noon on Saturday, 21st November, for government printing and Gazette publication ftender

Tenders are requested for book-binding services for twelve months starting January 1, 1847, and for the supplytender

Tenders are requested for the supply of timber and lime for twelve months from January 1, 1847, and for statiotender

Tenders are requested for the supply of stationery for twelve months commencing January 1, 1847, and for painttender

Tenders are requested for painter's, glazier's, and plumber's work for twelve months commencing January 1, 184tender

Tenders are requested until noon on Saturday, 21st November, for the supply of Saddlery Equipments for twelve tender

Two mares, one dark iron grey and one bay, were impounded at Morang, River Plenty on October 29, 1846, and wilimpound

Twelve impounded cattle at South Geelong, including heifers, cows, and steers, are to be sold on November 19thimpound

A list of unclaimed letters at the Melbourne Post Office dated October 31, 1846, with instructions for applicanotice

Fitzgibbons Michaelnotice

Lesouef Mrs Williamother

William Whitenotice

A bright bay horse impounded at Deep Creek Pound on October 29, 1846, will be sold on November 21, 1846, if noimpound

A roan mare impounded at Bulleen, Upper Yarra on October 27, 1846, will be sold if not claimed by November 21simpound

A notice from Morang Pound lists impounded livestock including cows, heifers, steers, and bullocks, with descrimpound

One brindle and white speckled bull and one black bullock were impounded at Melbourne on October 31, 1846, andimpound

A black entire colt impounded on October 16th and advertised for sale on November 9th will now be sold on Noveimpound

An iron grey filly impounded at South Geelong on November 2nd, 1846, will be sold if not claimed by November 2impound

An abstract of the revenue for the District of Port Phillip for the quarters ending 30th September, 1846, notifinance return

Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy, Governor of New South Wales, prorogues the Legislative Council until December 1proclamation

Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Royproclamation

Articles found in the possession of Jane Wilson alias Kenney, convicted of larceny in Melbourne, will be sold auction

Kenneyauction

An Act assented to on October 27, 1846, aims to prevent party-processions and certain public exhibitions in thother

An Act is introduced to prevent political processions and public exhibitions that may cause animosity and breaother

Justice or Justicesother

CHARLES NICHOLSONother

William Lonsdale appointed Superintendent of Port Phillip and Alexander M'Crae appointed Sub-Treasurer during appointment

The Governor announces that the Secretary of State for the Colonies has received approval from Her Majesty forother

Lieutenant William Mair of Her Majesty's 99th Regiment was appointed as a Magistrate of the Town of Melbourne.appointment

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney regarding leave of absence for Civil Officers and the notice

A circular from Downing-street dated 1st May 1846 announces the abolition of a rule requiring officers to retuother

Mr. Henry Darling Kemp has returned to Port Phillip and will resume his official duties.notice

An appointment was made for the Chief Postmaster for the District of Port Phillip from October 15th.appointment

Title Deeds for Port Phillip Lands, including an Episcopalian Church Grant in Portland, have been transmitted notice

This notice contains multiple government announcements including a land grant for a Roman Catholic Burial Grouother

Tenders are required for the supply of Hardware, &c., for 1847 in Port Phillip, with contract details availabltender

Tenders are requested for the supply of hardware for twelve months commencing January 1, 1847, with conditionstender

Tenders are requested for the carting of stores for the Colonial Government in Port Phillip for twelve months,tender

Tenders are required for Government Printing and the Publication of the Government Gazette in Port Phillip fortender

Tenders are requested for Government Printing and Gazette publication for 1847, and for Book-binding for 1847 tender

Tenders are requested for book-binding services for twelve months starting January 1, 1847, with conditions avtender

Tenders are requested for the supply of firewood to government offices in Melbourne and Geelong for twelve montender

Tenders are invited for the supply of Fresh Water to government offices in Melbourne for twelve months startintender

Tenders are invited for supplying prisoners with clothing for twelve months starting January 1, 1847, with spetender

Clerk of Workstender

Tenders are requested for the supply of stationery for twelve months commencing January 1, 1847, with conditiotender

Tenders are requested for the emptying of cesspools at government establishments in Melbourne for twelve monthtender

Tenders are requested for supplying timber and lime for twelve months starting January 1, 1847, and for paintetender

Tenders are requested for Painter's, Glazier's, and Plumber's Work for twelve months starting January 1, 1847,tender

Tenders are requested for the supply of saddlery equipments and clothing for the Border and Native Police in ttender

Tenders are requested for furnishing various clothing and equipment items for twelve months commencing Januarytender

Border and Native Policetender

Twelve cattle, including heifers, cows, and steers, were impounded at South Geelong on October 26, 1846, and wimpound

One iron grey filly impounded at South Geelong on November 2, 1846, with no brand perceptible, will be sold ifimpound

A bright bay horse impounded at Deep Creek Pound on October 29, 1846, with a redemption deadline of November 2impound

Impounded animals including cattle and horses at Morang, River Plenty on November 3rd and 4th, 1846, to be solimpound

A roan mare impounded at Bulleen, Upper Yarra, with specific markings and brandings, will be sold on November impound

A notice lists impounded cattle at Pentridge between October 31st and November 5th, 1846, with descriptions animpound

An abstract of revenue for the District of Port Phillip for the quarters ending September 30, 1845, and Septemfinance return

A proclamation by Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy, Governor-in-Chief of New South Wales and its Dependencies.proclamation

Port Phillip Districtproclamation

A proclamation by Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy, Governor-in-Chief of New South Wales, detailing administrativproclamation

Sir Charles Augustus FitzRoy, Governor of New South Wales, prorogues the Legislative Council from October 31, proclamation

Articles found in the possession of Jane Wilson alias Kenney, convicted of larceny in Melbourne, will be sold other

Kenneyother

Henry Moor, Esquire, of Melbourne, has been appointed as a Magistrate of the town of Melbourne.appointment

His Excellency the Governor directs the publication of information regarding leave of absence for Civil Officenotice

A circular regarding the issue of half-pay to officers on leave of absence, referencing a previous notice fromother

A circular from E. Deas Thomson regarding the payment of half salary to officers on leave of absence, abolishiother

Notification of Acts passed by the Governor and Legislative Council in the 9th year of Her Majesty's reign, innotice

Title deeds for Port Phillip lands have been transmitted to the Surveyor General for enrolment in the Supreme land grant

A land grant of 2 acres in Portland was made to the Bishop of Australia for the time being, for the site of anland grant

Following the proclamation of 9 November 1846, the Governor appoints Commissioners of Crown Lands beyond the bland grant

A notice announcing that the Court of Requests for the County of Bourke will be held in Melbourne on December notice

This notice outlines the procedures and deadlines for filing plaints, defenses, and set-offs for court proceednotice

Melbourneother

Tenders are required for the supply of firewood for the year 1847, from the Public Works' Office in Melbourne.tender

Tenders are invited for the supply of firewood to government offices in Melbourne and Geelong for twelve monthtender

Tenders are requested for the supply of saddlery equipment for twelve months starting January 1, 1847, and fortender

Tenders are requested for the supply of hardware for twelve months starting January 1, 1847, with conditions atender

Tenders are invited for painter's, glazier's, and plumber's work for twelve months starting January 1, 1847, atender

Tenders are invited for the supply of stationery for twelve months commencing January 1, 1847, with conditionstender

Tenders are required for the supply of Fresh Water in 1847, as advertised by the Public Works' Office in Melbotender

Tenders are invited for the supply of fresh water to government offices in Melbourne for twelve months startintender

Tenders are invited for the supply of prisoners' clothing for twelve months commencing January 1, 1847, with stender

Tenders are invited for the supply of clothing for the Border and Native Police and for Government Printing antender

Tenders are invited for government printing and the publication of the Gazette for twelve months from January tender

Tenders are invited for emptying cesspools at government establishments in Melbourne for twelve months startintender

Tenders are invited until noon on Saturday, 21st November next, for supplying timber and lime for twelve monthtender

Tenders are requested for the carting of stores for the Colonial Government in Port Phillip for twelve months tender

Tenders are invited for book-binding services for twelve months, commencing January 1, 1847, with conditions atender

Tenders are requested for the supply of Cast Iron and Smith's Work for the colonial service in Port Phillip fotender

Tenders are requested for the supply of blue stone for the Fresh Water Dam at Melbourne, with submissions due tender

Tenders are invited for driving piles at the Queen's Wharf, Melbourne, with submissions due by noon on Saturdatender

Tenders are invited for excavating the south bank of the Yarra Yarra River at Melbourne and erecting a ferrymatender

George Gill has been appointed Keeper of the Public Pound at Portland, replacing George Byrne.appointment

Clerk of the Benchappointment

Two horses were impounded at Pentridge on November 17, 1846, and will be sold on December 14 if not claimed.impound

One strawberry cow and calf, one white strawberry cow and steer calf, one mottled yearling steer, one brown poimpound

Four horses were impounded at Morang, River Plenty on November 16, 1846, and will be sold if not claimed by Deimpound

A list of impounded animals at Kalkallo, including descriptions and dates for claiming or sale, with Thomas Joimpound

A bay cob impounded at Morang Pound on November 13, 1846, with specific markings and brand, to be sold on Deceimpound

Four cattle (a red steer, a red cow, a brindle cow, and a brindle and white steer) were impounded at Morang, Rimpound

Twelve impounded cattle at South Geelong, including heifers, cows, and steers, are to be sold on November 19, impound

One iron grey filly impounded at South Geelong on November 2, 1846, and to be sold on November 26, 1846, if noimpound

A bay horse impounded at Deep Creek Pound on October 29, 1846, with specific markings and brand, to be sold onimpound

An abstract of revenue for the District of Port Phillip for the quarters ended September 30th, 1846, noting thfinance return

This notice publishes the accepted tenders for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in the District oftender

The Court of Requests for the County of Bourke will convene in Melbourne on December 7, 1846, with deadlines fnotice

This notice lists title deeds for Port Phillip lands, including town allotments, that have been transmitted foland grant

This notice details land grants and sales in Bourke and Melbourne, including grants to the Melbourne Corporatiland grant

Governor Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy prorogues the Legislative Council from October 31, 1846, until Decemberproclamation

Several gentlemen were appointed as Commissioners of Crown Lands for various districts within the Port Phillipappointment

Henry Moor, Esquire, of Melbourne, has been appointed a Magistrate of the town of Melbourne.appointment

This proclamation divides the Crown Lands in the Port Phillip District into five new districts: Gipps Land, Muproclamation

A. FITZ ROYappointment

Melbourneappointment

George Gill has been appointed Keeper of the Public Pound at Portland, replacing George Byrne.appointment

Articles found in the possession of Jane Wilson alias Kenney, convicted of larceny, will be sold by public aucother

Portlandother

Police Magistrateimpound

Tenders were required for services from the Bridge Office, Melbourne, as of November 18, 1846.tender

Tenders are requested for the supply of blue stone for the Fresh Water Dam at Melbourne, with submissions due tender

Tenders are requested for driving piles in front of the Queen's Wharf at Melbourne, with details available at tender

Tenders are requested for excavating the south bank of the Yarra Yarra River at Melbourne and erecting a ferrytender

A list of impounded cattle and a filly at Morang, River Plenty, with details of their brands and markings, to impound

One dun coloured cow, dark face, hoop horns, white hind legs, C I HE near shoulder (HE conjoined), 6 near rumpimpound

Two impounded animals, a cow and a bull, were taken in at South Geelong on November 19th, 1816, and a steer onimpound

A light grey colt was impounded at Deep Creek Pound on November 21st, 1846, and will be sold on December 14th,impound

Two animals, a brindle and white bullock and a chestnut filly, were impounded at Kalkallo on November 14th andimpound

A large brown mare in foal was impounded at Bulleen, Upper Yarra on November 21, 1846, and will be sold if notimpound

One dark brindle yearling bull, one red cow, and one brindle working bullock were impounded at Melbourne on Noimpound

One red steer, one red poley cow and calf, one brindle cow and calf, one light red cow and calf, and one red cimpound