New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 119, 20 October 1848 — every indexed notice

Lesseeauction

The Governor has directed the re-publication of a notice from January 11, 1847, to remind parents and guardiannotice

Dr. Savagenotice

£25 reward: seven white men murdered two Aboriginal women and an infant tending Augustus Morris's sheep at Broreward

E. DEAS THOMSONreward

£25 reward over the attack on James Mark of Goodar's dray on the Macintyre River, 14 September 1848, in which reward

£50 reward or conditional pardon over the murder of Bootha, an Aboriginal woman, by seven white men and an Aboreward

John Brownreward

Tenders close 30 October 1848 for supplying provisions, forage, fuel and light for the Colonial Service in 32 tender

Emigrantstender

Public Serviceother

Male Orphan Schoolother

Sydneyother

Sydneytender

Contractortender

Auditor Generaltender

Tenders close 30 October 1848 for provisioning the Colonial Service at stations in the eleven pastoral districtender

Commandant of the Mounted Policetender

Prisoners of the Crowntender

Officer in chargetender

Auditor Generaltender

Tenders are invited for the conveyance of Post Office Mails between Goulburn, Collector, Gundaroo, Maiden's Putender

Tenders close 20 November 1848 for trade contracts — carpenters, bricklayers, masons, painters, plumbers, plastender

Colonial Architecttender

E. DEAS THOMSONtender

Tenders close 30 October 1848 for erecting a Custom House at Eden, Twofold Bay; plans at the Colonial Architectender

Edentender

Sydneytender

A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Sydney on October 30, 1848.notice

A finance return detailing spirits and tobacco in New South Wales for the week ended October 7, 1848, includinfinance return

This notice details meteorological observations for September 1848, including prevailing winds and noting the notice

Several lots offered for public auction under 99-year lease were subsequently leased by private contract afterland sale

Several lots of Church and School Lands, not sold at public auction, were leased by private contract, with oneland sale

Church and School Estates leases by private contract: Petersham building lots to John Walton, Samuel Osborne, lease sale

This notice lists purchasers of land leases auctioned on September 27, 1848, with leases commencing October 1,land sale

Church and School Lands lease auction, 27 September 1848: purchasers John Alger, Charles Harrison, William Burland sale

Female orphans arrived per the Earl Grey: written applications for servants or apprentices to Francis L. S. Meother

The annual meeting for the licensing of auctioneers in the Police District of Parramatta will be held at the Cauction

The annual meeting for licensing auctioneers in the District of Hartley will be held on November 28, 1848, witappointment

Heyward Atkins, Police Magistrate at Hartley, announces the annual meeting for the licensing of auctioneers inappointment

Notice regarding applications for licenses in Goulburn for the year 1849, with a deadline for submission.other

David Cross was appointed Poundkeeper at Wiseman's, replacing John Cross.appointment

A meeting of Justices of the Peace for the Police District of Armidale will be held for auctioneers' licensingappointment

W. R. BLIGHauction

Notice of an annual meeting for the licensing of auctioneers to be held in Armidale on October 7th, 1848.auction

A meeting of Justices of Petty Sessions in Molong will be held on November 21, 1848, to consider applications appointment

An annual meeting of Justices for the District of Newcastle will be held on November 28, 1848, for the licensinotice

Notice of an annual meeting for the licensing of auctioneers in Newcastle on 16th October 1848.notice

An annual meeting of Justices for the Police District of Wellington is scheduled for November 28th.notice

F. J. COCKBURNother

Unclaimed property held by the Police at Wellington will be sold by Public Auction at Montefiores.auction

Chief Constableother

A notice from the Police Office in Wellington dated October 6th, 1848, referencing proceedings in the Supreme notice

Notice regarding the refusal of the certificate of John Terry Hughes, an insolvent debtor from Sydney.other

John Terry Hughes applies to the Supreme Court of Sydney to alter a former decision regarding his certificate other

David Bow, an insolvent, intends to apply for a Certificate of Insolvency on November 30, 1848, in Sydney.notice

A notice regarding the sequestration of John McDonell's estate and a meeting of creditors to be held in Sydneyother

A notice regarding the final plan of distribution of funds for an insolvent estate, available for inspection anotice

Notice of the dissolution of the partnership between Daniel Cooper and James Holt, trading as Cooper & Holt inother

Notice regarding a claim for a Deed of Grant for land in Richmond, New South Wales, involving George Mitchell land grant

One brown poley cow, among other cattle, was impounded at Tumut on October 10, 1848, from the Estate of Georgeimpound

One chesnut mare, one red and white heifer, one yellow steer, and one strawberry poley heifer were impounded aimpound

One light bay or chesnut filly, one roan colt, and one brown mare were impounded at Jerry's Plains on October impound

One dark bay or brown filly impounded by Joseph J. Harpur, Poundkeeper, with damages of 1s. If not claimed by impound

Thomas Patterson, Poundkeeper at Singleton, Patrick's Plains, impounded several cattle and a pony mare betweenimpound

Impounded cattle at Tamworth, including a red snail horn spotted bullock, a black poley heifer, and a red heifimpound

R. Yeo, Poundkeeper, reports impounded animals at Bathurst on October 16, 1848, including a bay horse, two cowimpound

Thomas Barron, Poundkeeper at Gundagai, is holding several impounded cattle including cows, steers, bullocks, impound

One blue sided steer, one yellow bullock, one red and white heifer calf, one yellow steer, and one red and whiimpound

One black mare, one dark bay mare, and one brown filly were impounded at the Public Pound, Picton, on October impound

A strawberry steer impounded from Lake Bathurst on September 22, 1848, by J. White, Poundkeeper, is to be soldimpound

J. White, Poundkeeper, impounded several horses and a mare from Bungonia and Lake Bathurst on October 9th and impound

Two horses, one impounded by Wagga Wagga Police and another from the Run of James Peter, Esq., J. P., of Gum- impound

Joseph J. Harpur, Poundkeeper, impounded various cattle from Jerry's Plains, Binnam Wood, and Maryville, to beimpound

John Clark, Poundkeeper at St. Aubins Pound, Scone, impounded five cattle on October 7, 1848, from the Estate impound

Charles O'Brien, Poundkeeper at Cassilis, reports impounding several animals from Edward Hamulton's station animpound