Gazette issue · 1847

NSW Government Gazette, No. 3, 20 January 1847

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This is the masthead for the Port Phillip Government Gazette published on Wednesday, January 20, 1847.notice
New allowances for witnesses attending various courts in the Colony are detailed, effective January 1st, replanotice
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, republicing a previous notice regarding public monies pfinance return
A notice from January 16, 1845, directing that public monies shall not be paid to the private accounts of govefinance return
This notice details the arrival and despatch times for Post Office mails in Melbourne for the year 1847, inclunotice
Tenders are requested for provisions for Normanby County for the period of April 1st to December 31st, 1847, wtender
An inquiry is being made from England regarding David Lang, a former pensioner of the 6th Regiment of Foot whonotice
Goods will be sold by public auction on February 4th, 1847, if not cleared from the Bonding Warehouse by Februauction
Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy, Governor of New South Wales, further prorogues the Legislative Council to Tuesdproclamation
Redmond Barry has been appointed as Commissioner of the Courts of Requests for Melbourne and Bourke County.appointment
This notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney details postage regulations for letters sent from Nnotice
The General Post Office explains new postage regulations for letters from New South Wales to England via Marseother
This notice details postage rates for letters and newspapers sent from New South Wales to England via Indian pother
A reward of Ten Pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of parties who dereward
Holders of Land and Immigration Debentures are reminded that debentures become payable at the Colonial Treasurfinance return
An inquiry is made regarding John and Robert Gower, who arrived in the colony in 1826 under sentence and laterother
Mr. Robert Cadden was appointed Clerk of Petty Sessions for the County of Bourke in the District of Port Phillappointment
William Thane was appointed Poundkeeper at Melbourne in the County of Bourke, replacing Thomas Johnston.appointment
A Vaccine Institution has been established in Sydney, with Dr. Savage appointed to carry out its objects and pnotice
A bay horse with black points and specific brands was impounded at Kalkallo Pound on January 14, 1847, and wilimpound
Four horses were impounded at Morang, River Plenty on January 11, 1847, and will be sold if not claimed by Febimpound
One yellow bullock and one red poley steer were impounded at Melbourne on January 13th, 1847, and will be soldimpound