Gazette issue · 1846

Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 46, 19 November 1846

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William Lithgow, Auditor General, Audit Office Sydney, returns the Port Phillip District revenue for the quartfinance return
Opening styles of a proclamation by Governor Sir Charles Augustus FitzRoy, Captain-General and Governor-in-Chiproclamation
Port Phillipproclamation
Attestation of Governor Sir Charles FitzRoy's Crown Lands districts proclamation, given at Government House Syproclamation
Sir Charles Augustus FitzRoy, Governor of New South Wales, prorogues the Legislative Council from the present proclamation
Property found on Jane Wilson alias Kenney, convicted of larceny at the August 1846 sittings of the Supreme Coother
T. S. Boyesother
Henry Moor, Esquire, of Melbourne is appointed a Magistrate of the town of Melbourne by Governor Sir Charles Fappointment
His Excellency the Governor directs the publication of information regarding leave of absence for Civil Officenotice
Lord Stanleyother
The Governor has been notified that the Secretary of State for the Colonies has received approval from Her Majnotice
Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson forwards Port Phillip title deeds - two acres at Portland to Bishop Williamother
The Court of Requests for the County of Bourke will be held in Melbourne at the Court-house, Collins Street onnotice
Registrarnotice
Notice of a Court of Special Petty Sessions at the Police Office, Melbourne, on 1 December 1846 for the transfnotice
Melbournenotice
Henry Ginn, Clerk of Works, Public Works Office Melbourne, calls tenders for the supply of firewood to governmtender
Melbournetender
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 requested for Painter's, Glazier's, and Plumber's Work for the year 1847, with conditions availabltender
Tenders are requested for the supply of stationery for twelve months starting January 1, 1847, with conditionstender
Tenders are requested for the supply of fresh water for the year 1847 from the Public Works Office in Melbourntender
Superintendenttender
Tenders are requested for the supply of prisoners' clothing for twelve months commencing January 1, 1847, withtender
Tenders are requested for furnishing clothing for the Border and Native Police for twelve months commencing Jatender
Tenders are requested for government printing and Gazette publication for twelve months starting January 1, 18tender
Tenders are invited for the emptying of cesspools at government establishments in Melbourne for twelve months tender
Tenders are requested for supplying timber and lime for twelve months starting January 1, 1847, with conditiontender
Tenders are requested for the carting of stores for the Colonial Government in Port Phillip for twelve months tender
Tenders are requested for book-binding services for twelve months, commencing January 1, 1847, with applicatiotender
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 tenders to be sutender
Tenders are requested for driving piles in front of the Queen's Wharf at Melbourne, with details available at tender
Tenders are invited for excavating the south bank of the Yarra River in Melbourne and erecting a hut for a fertender
George Gill has been appointed Keeper of the Public Pound at Portland, replacing George Byrne.appointment
Clerk of the Benchappointment
A bay horse and a chestnut filly were impounded at Pentridge on November 17, 1846, and will be sold on Decembeimpound
A notice from Bulleen, Upper Yarra, detailing several impounded cattle including cows, calves, and steers, witimpound
Four horses (a chesnut mare, a bay mare, a dark brown filly, and a bay mare) were impounded at Morang River Plimpound
A list of impounded animals including bullocks and horses, with details of brands and markings, to be sold if impound
A bay cob, aged, about 14 hands high, branded JR W (conjoined) on the neck near side, was impounded at Morang impound
Four cattle (a red steer, a red cow, a brindle cow, and a brindle and white steer) were impounded at Morang, Rimpound
Twelve cattle, including heifers, cows, and steers of various descriptions and brands, were impounded at Southimpound
One iron grey filly impounded at South Geelong on November 2, 1846, if not claimed by November 26, 1846, will impound
Poundkeeper W. Wright impounded a bright bay horse, black points, four years old, at Deep Creek Pound on 29 Ocimpound