New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 24, 16 March 1847 — every indexed notice

This notice is a heading from the New South Wales Government Gazette dated Tuesday, March 16, 1847.other

His Excellency the Governor has appointed Thomas Broughton Carne, Cyrus Matthew Doyle, George Gally, Henry Gwyappointment

Edwin Clark Suttor of Sydney was appointed a Magistrate of the Territory and of the City of Sydney on 15th Marappointment

Mr. John Davies was appointed Inspector of Slaughter Houses and Cattle for the Police District of Wellington oappointment

Mr. John Patecil has been appointed Chief Constable at Pockataroo, in the District of Liverpool Plains, replacappointment

The Governor directs Returning Officers, Benches of Magistrates, and Assessors to prepare Electoral Lists for other

Tenders are invited for enclosing two acres of ground for a garden at the Lunatic Asylum, Tarban Creek, with stender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a stone wall and other works to enclose twenty-three acres of land fortender

Tenders are invited for the construction of new bridges over crossing places at the Two Mile Stone on the Roadtender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a Court House at Bathurst, with offers to be submitted by March 29, 18tender

Parties tendering are requested to attend the Office of the Colonial Architect in Sydney to provide informatiotender

Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in the Bathurst district, following the ttender

A notice regarding the supply of goods from May to December 1847, with conditions specified in a previous notitender

A mare and filly found near Rocky Bridge Creek by Mounted Police at Carcoar are described and their discovery impound

A notice announces a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held at the Court House, Parramatta,notice

A warrant has been issued for the apprehension of Peter Pigeon, suspected of murdering William Taylor.other

This notice contains two separate announcements: one regarding an Annual Licensing Meeting in Tumut and anotheother

Sale of horse stock, late the property of William Branson and John Walker, convicted of cattle stealing, to beauction

An auction notice for horses, a saddle, and a bridle, with a request for creditors and debtors of an estate toauction

Property recovered from an unknown bushranger is held by the police at Wellington and will be sold by auction other

The Police Office in Wellington announces the sale of confiscated goods, excluding firearms, to defray expenseauction

A sale of cattle, a dray, and other goods confiscated from convicted cattle stealers William Branson and John auction

A notice from the Police Office in Dungog, dated February 27, 1847, regarding stolen property.other

Notice is given that the Annual Licensing Meeting for the District of Mudgee will be held at the Court House.notice

An annual licensing meeting will be held in Mudgee on April 20, 1847, to consider applications for licenses unnotice

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Licensing Meeting of the Justices of Petty Sessions for the District ofnotice

An annual licensing meeting will be held in Gosford on April 20, 1847, to consider license applications under notice

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Licensing Meeting of the Justices of Petty Sessions for the District ofnotice

An annual licensing meeting will be held at the Police Office, Paterson on April 20, 1847, to consider licensenotice

The Annual Licensing Meeting for the District of Murrurundi will be held on April 20, 1847, to consider licensnotice

Notice of an Annual Licensing Meeting to be held on April 20, 1847, to consider license applications lodged bynotice

Notices for Annual Licensing Meetings in the Districts of Macquarie, Lachlan, and Moreton Bay, to be held in Anotice

Notice of an Annual Licensing Meeting to be held in Brisbane on April 20th, 1847, to consider license applicatnotice

A notice from the Police Office in Brisbane dated March 3, 1847.notice

The Court of Petty Sessions at Paterson appointed Mr. Thomas Rodwell as Bailiff of the Court.appointment

The Court of Petty Sessions at Cassilis appointed Thomas Kerr as Bailiff of the Court on February 25, 1847.appointment

The undermentioned Prisoners of the Crown have obtained Tickets of Leave since the last day of publication, asticket of leave

The undermentioned Female Prisoners of the Crown have obtained Tickets of Leave since the last day of publicatticket of leave

A public meeting is scheduled for April 12, 1847, in Sydney to elect new Trustees for the Old Botany Road.appointment

This notice from the Police Office, Sydney, dated March 10, 1847, is signed by Thomas Broughton, J.P., Mayor, convict admin

Plans of distribution for insolvent estates of Henry and Joseph Moore, Henry Moore, and Joseph Moore are availfinance return

A notice regarding a plan of distribution for an insolvent estate, with a deadline for objections and confirmanotice

Charles Thompson, Poundkeeper at Merriwa, reports impounding several horses and a filly from the Estate of Chaimpound

One black poley cow, one blue colored steer, and one dark red and white bullock were impounded at Carcoar on Mimpound

Four cattle, including a cow and a bull calf, were impounded at Wilberforce and will be sold on April 5th if nimpound

Two cows were impounded at Concord on March 11, 1847, and will be sold on April 9, 1847, if not claimed.impound

One chestnut mare impounded at Wollombi on March 8, 1847, from Elijah Maiden's Farm, with damages of 6s, to beimpound

One red bullock and one red steer were impounded at Braidwood on March 8, 1847, and will be sold on April 9, 1impound

Four cattle and three heifers were impounded at Taralga on March 6, 1847, from the estate of J. & W. Macarthurimpound

Two separate impoundment notices from Singleton and Sydney, detailing descriptions of impounded cattle and horimpound

One yellow and white bullock, one black and white bull, and one red and white steer were impounded at Berrima impound

One bay mare impounded at Bungendore on March 5th by James Penny, with specific markings and brands, to be solimpound

A light bay horse branded S was impounded at Cassilis from the Estate of George Bowman, Esq., of Rotherwood, aimpound

Two cattle, a bullock and a steer, were impounded at Windsor on March 2, 1847, and will be sold if not claimedimpound

One light red or yellow ox, branded W on ribs and WII on neck off side, was impounded at Bungonia on February impound

One strawberry bullock, one red cow, one black sided bullock, one brown sided steer, and one brown bullock werimpound

This notice details impounded cattle and horses from St. Aubin's Pound, Scone, with descriptions, brands, and impound

Several cattle were impounded at Muswellbrook on March 2, 1847, with descriptions and brands provided, and potimpound

A poundkeeper, James Gibbison, is selling impounded cattle including a red snail horned bullock, a red sided simpound

Three horses were impounded at Old Collector from the Estate of Millbank on March 5th by Daniel M'Pherson for impound

Several cattle including cows, bulls, bullocks, and heifers were impounded at Cassilis from the Estate of W. Bimpound

One bay horse and one bay pony mare were impounded at Concord on March 3, 1847, and will be sold on April 2, 1impound

One working bullock impounded at Picton on February 26, 1847, with CT brand on right rump, is to be sold on Apimpound

One black working bullock, one red and white heifer, one red and white poley bullock, one brindle working bullimpound

Two bullocks were impounded at Narellan on March 4, 1847, by order of Mr. Thomas Reeves, and will be sold if nimpound

A list of impounded cattle at Queanbeyan, with descriptions, brands, and a notice of sale if not claimed by Maimpound