New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 2, 2 January 1849 — every indexed notice

This is the masthead and publication details for the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Tuesday, other

Edward Denny Day was appointed as Visiting Magistrate of the Gaol at Maitland on January 1, 1849.appointment

William Wilton has been appointed Surgeon of the Gaol at Maitland.appointment

Mr. James M'Donnell has been appointed Chief Constable at Murrurundi.appointment

James M'Donnell, Chief Constable at Mutrurundi, was appointed as an Inspector of Distilleries.appointment

Appointments for Clerks of Petty Sessions at Hartley, Carcor, Wollombi, and M'Donald River.appointment

Frederick William Eicke has been appointed Clerk of Petty Sessions at Colac, effective January 1, 1849.appointment

Appointments of George Leek as Chief Constable at Colac and Samuel Windredge as Chief Constable at Kilmore werappointment

Colac has been appointed as a place for holding Courts of Petty Sessions in Port Phillip.appointment

A reward of twenty-five pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of indivireward

An inquiry is made from England regarding Francis Morrish, who emigrated to New South Wales in 1839, requestinnotice

The ferry dues over the River Macquarie at Wellington for twelve months commencing February 1, 1849, will be pauction

An auction will be held at the Police Office in Wellington on January 22nd for the lease of ferry dues over thauction

Tenders for the conveyance of Post Office Mails during the present year have been accepted from Richard Ridge tender

This notice details various mail carriage contracts across New South Wales, including routes, frequency, vehictender

This notice details mail cart routes, contractors, frequencies, and associated costs across various locations other

New post offices were established at Orange, Ryalston, Collector, Bombala, Binalong, Tumut, Tarcutta, Wagga Wanotice

Sales of Government property by the Colonial Treasurer will henceforth be held in the former Brigade Office atland sale

Tenders for furnishing Supplies for the Colonial Service during 1849 have been accepted and particulars are putender

This notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, dated 30th December 1848, publishes accepted tenderstender

Tenders for painters' and glaziers' work, shell lime, and fencing work for Colonial Public Buildings in Sydneytender

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney regarding tenders for the National School House in Sydtender

Tenders are invited for alterations, repairs, and additions to a building in Fort-street, Sydney, to convert itender

Tenders are being accepted for a government contract, requiring a bond of £500 upon acceptance, with parties rtender

Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions for the Colonial Service in the Lower Darling District from Marctender

A return of spirits and tobacco for the District of Port Phillip for the week ended November 18, 1848.finance return

A financial return detailing the receipts, issues, and stock of spirits and tobacco in the District of Port Phfinance return

A notice announcing a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in Maitland on January 8th, 18notice

A new Pound has been erected near the Court House and public Jetty in Kiama and will be ready for stock in oneimpound

Confiscated and unclaimed property in Penrith will be sold by public auction on January 16, 1849.auction

Property seized and forfeited to the Crown will be sold by public auction at the Police Office, Penrith.auction

An auction of seized and forfeited property including a mare, cart, harness, rum, and cart cover was held in Mauction

Property seized and forfeited in Mudgee will be sold by auction on January 9, 1849.auction

An auction of two cast horses attached to the constabulary force in Tumut.auction

A bay horse, aged, cast from the Mounted Police attached to the Crown Commissioner's department in the Murrumbauction

Ticket of leave holders in the Tabulam district are required to report their details in writing or in person aticket of leave

F. Dunbar, Clerk of Petty Sessions, requires letters to be post-paid and submitted to the Police Office on or other

A general muster of all ticket of leave holders for the District of Moreton Bay will commence on January 15, 1ticket of leave

A notice regarding a general muster of ticket of leave holders in Brisbane, to be held until the thirty-first ticket of leave

A notice from the Police Office in Brisbane directs ticket of leave holders to apply for their tickets by Januticket of leave

A notice from the Police Office in Brisbane dated December 15, 1848, with a reference number and monetary amouother

Holders of Tickets of Leave for the District of Picton, not on passport, are required to report their trades, ticket of leave

Ticket of Leave holders in the District of Picton are required to report to the Police Office on January 13th,ticket of leave

Ticket of Leave holders for the Districts of Bungonia and Marulan are required to report their names, residencticket of leave

Ticket of leave holders in Bungonia and Marulan are required to report their details between January 1st and 1ticket of leave

A bay gelding troop horse belonging to the Mounted Police strayed on July 2nd, 1848, and information suggests runaway

Multiple insolvency notices detail public auctions of stock-in-trade and land, including estates of William Hoauction

The Trustees of an estate are selling their right and interest in an amount of approximately £4000 due from Mrother

Mr. John Shedden Adam has retired from the firm RONALD LUMSDAINE & Co. in Sydney.other

One bay filly and one roan colt were impounded at Ploughed Ground from Sutton Forest on December 10, 1848.impound

William Oliver, Poundkeeper at Gunning, impounded 21 animals including cattle and horses between December 16-1impound

One yellow brindle cow, one red steer, and one red heifer were impounded at Hartley on December 27, 1848, fromimpound

One bay filly impounded at Merriwa on December 26, 1848, from the estate of Charles Blaxland, Esq., will be soimpound

One bay pony impounded at St. Aubin's Pound, Scone on December 23, 1848, from Turan Villa, with damages of 1s,impound

A bay horse impounded at Marulan on December 19, 1848, from Lockyersleigh, will be sold on January 15, 1849, iimpound

One light brown poley cow and one white cow were impounded at St. Mary's, South Creek on December 22, 1848, animpound

Several livestock, including horses, cattle, and calves, were impounded at Tamworth and Bubblegally in Decembeimpound

A poundkeeper lists several impounded cattle including bulls, cows, and a calf, with descriptions of brands animpound

John Maddy, Poundkeeper at Musswellbrook, impounded several cattle and a gelding on December 16, 1848, with a impound

This notice details impounded animals from Albury, NSW, with descriptions, brands, ages, and owners' runs, incimpound

One brown horse impounded at Nepean Pound on November 23, 1848, from Emu Plains by Serjant Lane.impound

Impounded animals including horses, cattle, and calves at Pepper's Creek Pound, Bathurst, on December 2, 1848,impound

Four animals, including a white steer and three bullocks, were impounded at Panbula on December 19, 1848, and impound

One bay mare impounded at Merriwa on November 28, 1848, from the Estate of C. Blaxland, to be sold on January impound

One bay filly, one iron gray gelding, and one bay colt were impounded at Murrurundi from Mabonvale on Decemberimpound

One red and white cow and one red and white heifer were impounded at Wilberforce on December 20, 1848, from Jaimpound

A list of impounded animals at Red Post Hill, Falbrook, with descriptions, brands, and potential sale dates ifimpound