Gazette issue · 1847

NSW Government Gazette, No. 9, 3 March 1847

17 notices indexed. Every notice is free to read in preview; unlocking opens the corrected text and original scan.

A notice regarding unclaimed letters at the Melbourne Post Office dated February 27, 1847.notice
A list of unclaimed letters accumulated at the Post Office since the last publication, with instructions for aother
A list of unclaimed letters, likely for unclaimed mail at a post office, with names organized alphabetically.notice
A list of letters detained at the Post Office for sea-postage, due under the Act of the Governor and Council, notice
A notice regarding the extension of the town delivery to Collingwood, commencing on Monday, the 22nd instant, notice
Tenders are invited for the further extension of the Jetty in Corio Bay, at North Geelong, to be submitted by tender
A title deed for 5120 acres of land near Warrnambool, Merri River, dated January 23, 1847, has been transmitteland grant
Tenders were sought for constructing an embankment at the north end of Prince's Bridge in Melbourne, with a detender
Tenders are invited for the erection of boundary walls and gates for the Powder Magazine at Batman's Hill, Meltender
A site has been fixed upon for a town at Warrnambool, and the approved plan is available for viewing.notice
This notice from the Office of the Surveyor General in Sydney or the Police Office, Port Fairy, indicates a loother
Mr. Charles Brodie has been appointed bailiff of the Court of Petty Sessions in Melbourne, NSW, on January 20,appointment
Mr. Robert Cadden has been appointed registrar of the Court of Petty Sessions in Melbourne by the Magistrates appointment
Tenders are invited for the erection of a Timber Bridge over the Broken River on the Port Phillip and Sydney Rtender
Two poundkeepers report impounded animals in South Yarra and Pentridge in February 1847, with sale dates in Maimpound
One dappled grey mare, one brown mare, another brown mare, and one red steer were impounded at Melbourne on Feimpound
Three horses were impounded at Morang, River Plenty on February 23, 1847, and will be sold on March 18, 1847, impound