Gazette issue · 1847

New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 82, 21 September 1847

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This is the masthead of the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Tuesday, September 21, 1847.other
Samuel Raymond, Esq. has been appointed Chairman of the Courts of Quarter Sessions for the Colony of New Southappointment
Tenders are invited for the conveyance of Post Office mails for one year from January 1, 1848, for various routender
This notice outlines mail routes and tender conditions for mail contractors, including penalties for delays antender
Tenders are invited for the conveyance of Mails, with specific regulations regarding vehicle capacity, driver tender
Tenders are invited for the supply of clothing for the mounted police, as advertised from the Colonial Secretatender
Tenders are invited for the supply of clothing for the Mounted Police, with patterns and particulars availabletender
Tenders for clothing require samples, a memorandum of sureties, and a £150 bond for contract performance.tender
A tender is requested for the repair of the Windsor and Richmond Road between Fairfield and Richmond Common, atender
Tenders are invited for repairs to the Windsor and Richmond Road between Fairfield and Richmond Common, includtender
A tender is being sought for road repair work including quarrying sandstone, metal work on bridges and drains,tender
Tenders require a memorandum signed by the party and two sureties agreeing to be responsible for contract perftender
A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Maitland on October 11, 184notice
A Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace will be held at the Court House, Parramatta, on October 5th, notice
A notice from the Police Office in Dungog regarding a muster for ticket-of-leave holders between October 11th ticket of leave
A notice regarding a lost chestnut colt impounded at Murrurundi, to be sold if not claimed by October 4th, 184impound
The New South Wales Medical Board will hold its next meeting on October 4th, requiring practitioners to submitnotice
The Commissioners of the Court of Claims will investigate claims to Lands and Town Allotments on Tuesday, 21stnotice
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This notice details an appointment for an Official Assignee for insolvent estates in New South Wales and a speother
William Edwards, an insolvent, intends to apply for a certificate of discharge on October 21, 1847, in Sydney.other
A meeting of creditors for the insolvent estate of Sophia Louisa Maclean is appointed to be held on September other
A notice from the Chief Commissioner of Insolvent Estates appointing a meeting of creditors for the estate of other
Two horses were impounded at Blackman Swamp on September 12, 1847, from Mr. Masson's paddock, and will be soldimpound
Several cattle were impounded at Bong Bong on September 6, 1847, from the estate of Mr. Thomas Clarkson, and wimpound
One red ox with ES on off rump, another red ox with white belly and same brand, and a black snail horned ox wiimpound
Four oxen with described brands and markings were impounded and will be sold on October 15, 1847, if not claimimpound
A bay horse impounded at Gosford on August 24th by Mr. Watkins Junior will be sold on September 20th if not climpound
A red bullock was impounded at the Cheshire Cheese Pound, Parramatta Road, on September 15, 1847, from the lanimpound
A bay cobb impounded at Gunning on September 10th from the Estate of Mr. Fisher, Gunderroo, will be sold on Ocimpound
Several cattle including steers, heifers, and a bullock were impounded at St. Aubins Pound, Scone, on August 3impound
A black mare, branded PF or TP conjoined F on near shoulder, S under saddle near side, P or P on off shoulder,impound
Thomas Patterson, Poundkeeper at Singleton, Patrick's Plains, impounded several cattle on September 6, 1847, aimpound
Four cattle (cow, steer, two heifers) were impounded at West Maitland Pound on September 12, 1847, from Wallisimpound
Three cattle (two bullocks and one heifer) were impounded at St. Aubin's Pound, Scone, in September 1847, fromimpound
Anvil Creek pound impounded several cattle including cows, calves, steers, and a bullock, with descriptions animpound
One black cow and one white cow, along with a yellow and white female calf, were impounded at Carcoar and willimpound
A black filly was impounded at Merriwa on August 2, 1847, from Charles Blaxland's estate, and will be sold if impound