Gazette issue · 1847

NSW Government Gazette, No. 31, 6 April 1847

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This notice is the masthead for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Tuesday, April 6, 1847.other
Appointments of Chief Constables for Belfast and Alberton in the Port Phillip district.appointment
A reward of twenty pounds or a conditional pardon is offered for information leading to the apprehension of anreward
A reward of Twenty Pounds is offered for the apprehension of Peter Pidgeon, accused of Murder, who has abscondreward
Tenders are invited for the supply of thirteen red coats and thirteen black beaver hats for letter carriers, wtender
A tender notice is issued by the Colonial Secretary's Office for masons and others for the erection of a stonetender
Tenders are invited for the erection of a stone wall and other works for a General Cemetery near Sydney, with tender
Tenders are invited for furnishing supplies for the Colonial Service in New England and Liverpool Plains from tender
A notice announces a Court of General Quarter Sessions to be held at Maitland on April 12, 1847, for all personotice
A dark brown horse found at Molong on March 4, 1847, will be sold if not claimed within twenty-one days.impound
A bay mare found at the M'Leay River is in police possession at Molong and can be claimed by the owner upon paimpound
An auction of horses is to be held at the Police Office on the M'Leay River on March 15th, 1847.auction
An auction of two horses, a cast troop horse and a dray horse, will be held at the Police Office in Binalong oauction
A notice is given that a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace will be held in and for the Colony of notice
Six horses cast from Border Police service and one bay mare are to be sold at the Crown Land Office, Tamworth auction
A notice from the Police Office, Binalong, regarding a found mare.other
A statement from the Colonial Storekeeper's Office, Sydney, detailing government grain holdings on April 1, 18finance return
Mr. Richard Stubbs was appointed Inspector of Nuisances for the City of Sydney on March 22nd, 1847.appointment
A claim for a Deed of Grant of 120 acres in the County of Hunter, parish unnamed, at the Colo River, for Andreland grant
E. Smith, Poundkeeper at Blackman Swamp Pound, lists impounded animals including cows, heifers, bullocks, and impound
Duncan Rankin, Poundkeeper at Taralga, reports four horses impounded from the run of Messrs. W. and M. Perce, impound
One grey bullock, one red bull, and one dark brown heifer were impounded at Vanderville on March 30, 1847, andimpound
One dark brindle bullock and one light brindle bullock were impounded at Berrima on March 26th and will be solimpound
Two bullocks were impounded at the Ploughed Ground and Ivy Hall, Sutton Forest in March 1847 and will be sold impound
A dark brown mare branded IC near shoulder, impounded at Merriwa on March 8, 1847, from the estate of Charles impound
A notice detailing impounded animals at St. Aubins Pound, Scone, with descriptions, brands, damages, and potenimpound
One grey mare and a dark grey horse foal were impounded at Parramatta on March 19, 1847, and will be sold if nimpound
A red and white snail horn bullock, branded I near rump, was impounded at Wollombi on March 23, 1847, from theimpound
One bay gelding, one chesnut gelding, and one brown mare were impounded at Merriwa from the Estate of W. C. Weimpound
A black bull branded R was impounded at Bankstown Pound on March 17, 1847, and will be sold if not claimed by impound
One bay colt impounded at Carcoar on March 12, 1817, from King's Plains, with a description and sale date of Aimpound
One black cow impounded at Anvil Creek on March 19, 1847, with damages of 3d, to be sold on April 23rd if not impound
Notice of impounded animals at Narellan, including descriptions, dates, locations, and potential sale if not cimpound
One bay horse impounded in the Newtown Pound on March 27th, to be sold on April 22nd if not released.impound
One red and white poley cow, one red heifer, one black colt, and one bay colt were impounded at the Settlers Himpound
One red heifer and one brindle steer were impounded at West Maitland Pound on March 18th and 24th, 1847, from impound
One spotted cow and a red female calf were impounded at Campbelltown on March 23, 1847, from Mr. Mannis's Estaimpound