New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 24, 3 March 1848 — every indexed notice

Sydneyreward

Governor Sir Charles FitzRoy offers a 25-pound reward for the apprehension of 'Darley', an aboriginal native, reward

Tenders are invited for the auction of ferry leases on the new road from Sydney to Maitland via Brisbane Watertender

Copies of the New South Wales Government Gazette will be supplied at the Government Printing Office in Bent-stother

Government Gazettes will be supplied to Courts of Petty Sessions or Benches of Magistrates, and communicationsnotice

Official notification regarding the distribution and cost of Legislative Council papers and Acts from the Coloother

Sydneytender

Tenders are requested for supplying the Colonial Government with clothing and bedding for one year, starting Atender

E. DEAS THOMSONtender

BUILDERStender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a Court House at Scone, due by noon on Monday, 3rd April.tender

Sconetender

Her Majestytender

BUILDERStender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a Watchhouse at Blackman's Swamp, near Bathurst, with details availabltender

Bathursttender

Civil Crown Solicitortender

Her Majestytender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a Slabbed Watchhouse at Merriwa, in the District of Cassilis, with tentender

Cassilistender

Her Majestytender

Tenders are invited for repairs to the Government Wharf at Morpeth, with submissions due by noon on Monday, Matender

Maitlandtender

Agentstender

BUILDERStender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a Court and Watchhouse at Brisbane Water, with submissions due by noontender

Brisbane Watertender

E. DEAS THOMSONtender

Colonial Secretary's Officetender

Tenders are invited for the binding of books for the Colonial Service, with specific requirements for Royal Fotender

Tenders are requested for a project, requiring a bond of £300 to Her Majesty for performance.tender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a Watch House at East Maitland, with submissions due by March 20, 1848tender

Tenders are requested for bookbinding services, requiring a memorandum of agreement from the tendering party atender

Tenders are being accepted for a project requiring a bond to Her Majesty, with parties requested to attend thetender

Tenders are invited for the construction of sewers at the Lunatic Asylum, Tarban Creek, with submissions due btender

Tenderers for a project are required to provide a bond to Her Majesty within fourteen days of acceptance notiftender

Tenders are invited for the repair of a dam at Cook's River, with submissions due by noon on March 6, 1848.tender

This notice details the requirement for 309 sureties to guarantee the performance of a contract upon tender actender

Tenders are requested for a bond to Her Majesty in the penal sum of £300 for securing performance, with partietender

Tenders are invited for furnishing forage for the Colonial Service in the District of Sydney from April 1 to Dtender

Tenders are invited for the supply of provisions and forage for the Colonial Service in the Berrima District ftender

Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions and supplies for the District of Goulburn from May 1 to Decembertender

John Buchanan, Colonial Storekeeper, returns government grain stocks (39,014 bu wheat, 6,640 maize) 1 Mar 1848finance return

A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Bathurst on March 16, 1848.notice

The Church and School Estates will offer leases for public auction on March 27th, 1848, with options for sevenauction

1land sale

Occupation Licenses for Church and School Estates will be auctioned on March 27, 1848, at the Colonial Treasurauction

Mr. Thomas Carey has been appointed Bailiff of the Marulan Court.appointment

Marulanappointment

Justices of Petty Sessionsnotice

Annual licensing meeting to be held in Cassilis on April 18th, 1848, with applications for licenses under Act notice

Notice is given that the Annual Licensing Meeting of the Justices of Petty Sessions for the District of Sydneynotice

Sydneynotice

land_sale table, 36 rowsland sale

C. DELOHERYnotice

The Annual Licensing Meeting for the District of Raymond Terrace will be held on April 18, 1848, at the Court notice

Justices of Petty Sessionsnotice

Applications for licenses under the Act of Council, 2nd Victoria, No. must be filed by April 4th, 1848, for coother

A list of unclaimed letters for February 1848, with names and associated locations.other

Collins Sarahother

Egan Hugh P.other

Jackson, pilotother

Morrison Nealother

A list of unclaimed letters from February 1848, including names and locations of recipients.other

Thomson Ambroseother

Annual election of Assessors for the City of Sydney (Mayor Josephson), 1 Mar 1848: George Grimes and John Dallnotice

Notices to creditors are called upon to prove their debts for the estates of John Stanton, James Sheppard, andnotice

A writ commands William Aldridge to appear before the Supreme Court of New South Wales on March 15, 1848, to sother

William Aldridge is notified that he must deliver a written statement of any disputed facts within four days onotice

Henry Herman Kater assigned all his estate and effects to Charles Wray Finch for the benefit of his creditors,other

James William Blighother

Notices regarding the insolvent estates of David Bow and Charles Chapman, with meetings scheduled for creditorconvict admin

Court of Claims: deed-of-grant claims by Mrs Emily Bell (Botany, Cumberland, ex-Samuel Foster) and Mrs Sophia land grant

Case No. 1273 involves Thomas Tanner or heirs of Henry Hart, deceased, claiming 100 acres in Cumberland Countyland grant

Notice is given that claims for deeds of grant of lands and a town allotment will be ready for examination by land grant

A government notice from the 1800s New South Wales Government Gazette lists absconded prisoners with their desrunaway

This notice lists absconded prisoners with their descriptions, crimes, origins, and dates of escape, includingrunaway

This notice lists absconded prisoners with their descriptions, crimes, origins, and dates of escape.runaway

This notice details descriptions and origins of several individuals, likely convicts, including their physicalconvict admin

This notice details convict information including names, ship, age, origin, occupation, physical descriptions,convict admin

This notice details individuals including Edward Morrissey, Thomas Mullen, John M'Cann, John M'Carthy, Daniel convict admin

Lists of convicts including their physical descriptions, sentences, and places of origin, with details on aliaconvict admin

Several prisoners are listed with their descriptions, sentences, and origins, including absconded prisoners anrunaway

Prisoners Edward Ellis and Hugh M'Keown have absconded, and William Richardson and Joseph Smith are illegally runaway

Apprehended runaways include Daniel Donovan (Maitland, 1840) on the 26th instant and Samuel Robinson (Wooloomorunaway

Richard Aldred, Poundkeeper, reports impounded horses and cattle at Pepper's Creek Pound, Bathurst, from Thomaimpound

One bay colt, one red and white bullock, one black and white steer, one blue and white spotted heifer, one strimpound

One red working bullock and one white spotted bull stag were impounded at Hartley on February 25, 1848, from Wimpound

John Shepherd, Poundkeeper, impounded several cattle from Tamworth and Moor Creek on February 21, 1848, and Feimpound

Charles O'Brien, Poundkeeper at Cassilis, reports impounding several animals including a bay filly, a yellow cimpound

John Sheridan, Poundkeeper, impounded several horses and a filly at Old Collector on February 21, 1848, from timpound

Two red bulls, unbranded and one and two years old respectively, were impounded at Gundaroo from Fairfield Estimpound

John Moore, Poundkeeper at North Richmond, impounded one iron grey gelding and one bay horse on February 22, 1impound

Several cattle including cows, steers, heifers, and bullocks were impounded at Camden from the Estate of Jamesimpound

Edward Cahill, Poundkeeper, impounded several animals including cows, heifers, stags, and bull calves, with deimpound

D. Rankin, Poundkeeper, impounded several animals at Taralga on February 19, 1848, from the run of J. & W. M'Aimpound

A chestnut horse impounded at Bungendore on February 12, 1848, from Long Swamp by William Scott.impound

One red sided working bullock impounded at Anvil Creek on February 23, 1848, from Dalwood.impound

One red cow, one white cow, one red and white spotted cow, one brindle heifer, one yellow working bullock, andimpound

Joseph J. Harpur, Poundkeeper, impounded several cattle and one horse from Jerry's Plains and Carrington Park,impound

Three animals, a bay horse, another bay horse, and a brindle and white steer, were impounded at Settlers Home impound

Two animals, a red and white steer and a chestnut mare, were impounded at Concord on February 16th and Februarimpound

J. ROBERTS, Poundkeeper, impounded a bay entire horse at O'Connell Plains on February 16, 1848, which strayed impound

Stephen Pearce, Poundkeeper at Liverpool, impounded a bay horse on February 12, 1848, which strayed from Mr. Limpound

J. Maddy, Poundkeeper, impounded several animals at Musswellbrook on February 8, 1848, including horses, bulloimpound

John Clark, Poundkeeper, reports several impounded animals at St. Aubins Pound, Scone, including bullocks, cowimpound

Richard Aldred, Poundkeeper, impounded various cattle and horses from Peppers Creek Pound, Bathurst, Campbell'impound