Gazette issue · 1847

Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 20, 19 May 1847

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A proclamation by Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy regarding an Act of the Imperial Parliament concerning the salproclamation
Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy proclaims that an Imperial Act regulating the sale of Crown Waste Land in the Auland sale
Several gentlemen have been appointed District Trustees for the receipt of deposits for the Savings' Bank of Pappointment
A place named Horsham was appointed for holding Courts of Petty Sessions in the Wimmera District, Port Phillipappointment
Occupation licenses for land occupied by named parties will be auctioned on June 2, 1847, in Melbourne.land sale
land_sale table, 68 rowsland sale
The Court of Requests for the County of Bourke will hold sittings in Melbourne on July 8, 1847, with specific notice
Samuel Wulff, a prisoner of the Crown holding a ticket-of-leave, is illegally at large and described in detailconvict admin
Ticket-of-leave holders must pay postage on letters notifying change of residence, otherwise their communicatiticket of leave
A prisoner of the Crown, Samuel Wulff, is illegally at large and described.convict admin
Tenders are invited for the erection of a new Police Office in Melbourne, as advertised from the Superintendentender
Tenders are being received for the erection of a New Police Office.tender
Tenders are being accepted for the erection of a new Police Office in Melbourne.tender
Tenders are invited for the erection of a Police Office in Melbourne, with specifications and plans available tender
The Governor has appointed Melbourne as a place where the business of a rectifier or compounder of spirits mayother
A title deed for 640 acres of land in Bourke, lot 27, dated 24th March 1847, is to be dispatched to Melbourne land grant
The Licensing Magistrate will meet on May 22nd in Melbourne to take recognizances from parties granted licensenotice
A dark brown bullock, a yellow bullock, a strawberry bullock, a yellow sided bullock, a red steer, and a brindimpound
One red bullock and one blue and grey cow were impounded at Melbourne on May 10th and will be sold on June 3rdimpound
One yellow sided heifer and one red poley bull were impounded at Melbourne on May 14th, 1847, and will be soldimpound
A brown polled cow impounded at Pentridge on May 2, 1847, was scheduled for sale on June 1, 1847, if not claimimpound
A black bullock impounded at South Geelong on May 10th, to be sold on June 3rd if not claimed.impound