Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 2, 10 January 1849 — every indexed notice

This is the masthead and date line for the Port Phillip Government Gazette published on Wednesday, January 10,notice

Changes to the arrival and despatch times of the Sydney Overland Mail, effective January 1st, 1849, including notice

Changes to the closing time of the mails for the Portland line of road to half-past four o'clock, p.m., effectnotice

Notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, regarding the transfer of Crown Land Runs from insolvent crown land

Regulations established for persons depositing funds in the Colonial Treasury for investment in crown lands, ocrown land

This notice details regulations for land purchase deposits, including interest payments, the use of receipts aland sale

Forms for nominating individuals for free emigration passages and servants to be selected by agents, linked toother

Jane Dolan, widow of Michael Dolan, claims payment of £22 6s 6d from the Savings' Bank of Port Phillip.other

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney detailing procedures for remitting money to the Unitedother

Regulations for remittances to the United Kingdom to facilitate emigration, detailing passage costs and conditother

Regulations are provided for contributing to the passage costs of relatives or friends emigrating to the colonother

This notice outlines regulations and forms related to immigration remittances and passage provisions to New Soother

Regulations for emigrants seeking free passages to the colony, specifying eligible trades and requiring the inother

Regulations for free passage emigration to the Australian colonies, detailing eligibility criteria for familieother

Regulations for emigrant applications, detailing requirements for honesty, health, and proper documentation, wother

Regulations detail the process for emigrants approved for passage to the Australian Colonies, including requirnotice

Regulations and forms for emigrants seeking passage to the colony, detailing baggage allowances, prohibited itother

An application form for nominating individuals for passage to the colony, to be submitted to the Colonial Secrother

Notice is given of the expediency of opening and making certain Parish Roads in the district of Port Phillip, other

Notices are issued regarding objections to road formations, Court of Requests jurisdiction, and appointments wnotice

Notice is given that the Court of Requests for Melbourne and Bourke, with jurisdiction up to Ten Pounds, will notice

The Court of Requests for Melbourne and Bourke, with jurisdiction up to thirty pounds, will convene on Februarnotice

James Croke appointed as the officer to whom Friendly Societies' rules in Port Phillip are to be submitted.appointment

This notice contains datelines from the Superintendent's Office in Melbourne and the Colonial Secretary's Offiother

An inquiry is made for information regarding Francis Morrish, who emigrated to New South Wales in 1839.other

Notice is hereby given that the Justices of the Peace for the Wimmera District assembled at a Court of Petty Snotice

Mr. Thomas Halfpenny has been appointed Bailiff of the Small Debts Court for the Wimmera district.appointment

Governor Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy proclaims the division of New South Wales into various counties, includproclamation

This notice describes the boundaries of four counties in the Port Phillip or Southern District: Follett, Dundaproclamation

This notice describes the boundaries and approximate areas of the Counties of Hampden, Heytesbury, and Polwartother

This notice describes the boundaries and areas of the Counties of Grenville, Talbot, and Dalhousie, detailing land grant

This notice describes the boundaries of the Counties of Anglesey, Evelyn, and Mornington, followed by a proclaother

This notice lists accepted tenders for mail conveyance services in 1849, detailing routes, frequencies, and cotender

A financial return detailing postal service appropriations and expenditures for 1849 in Port Phillip, with spefinance return

New post offices were established at Bertram's Inn, Monro's Inn, Four Posts Inn, Lake Timboon, Swan Hill, and appointment

Frederick William Eicke has been appointed Clerk of Petty Sessions at Colac.appointment

Appointments for Chief Constable positions in Colac and Kilmore were made by the Governor.appointment

Colac was appointed as a place for holding Courts of Petty Sessions in Port Phillip, effective January 1, 1849appointment

Public notice regarding passages engaged by the Home Government on board the 'Marchester' for several individunotice

Information has been received that children of Bounty Immigrants have been furnished with passages on board thnotice

Tenders are invited for the conveyance of stores between Melbourne and Cape Otway, and between River Parker antender

A depot at the corner of William-street and Collins street has been designated for the reception of male and fnotice

Applications are invited for the position of Overseer of the Melbourne Botanical Gardens, replacing the deceasappointment

Notice is given that the partnership between Robert Langlands, Margaret Langlands, Thomas Fulton, and Alex. Soother

A list of unclaimed letters at the Post Office, Melbourne, dated December 31, 1848, with instructions for applnotice

A list of names, likely unclaimed letters or similar administrative notices, from the Port Phillip Government notice

A list of names, likely a directory or register, organized alphabetically by last name, with some entries inclother

A list of letters detained at the Post Office for sea postage, requiring payment before delivery, with recipieother

A list of individuals and their locations, including a Chief Postmaster.other

A list of impounded animals including bullocks, cows, steers, and heifers, with descriptions of their color, bimpound

A notice regarding impounded cattle, including descriptions and a sale date if not claimed by January 30, 1849impound

A list of impounded animals at Kalkallo, including descriptions and brands, with a notice that they will be soimpound

A black yearling colt, a bay yearling colt, and a light bay mare were impounded at Deep Creek Pound on Decembeimpound

A red and white bullock impounded at Pentridge on January 1, 1849, will be sold if not released by February 1,impound

Four horses, including a bay mare and a dapple grey mare, were impounded at Kalkallo on December 27, 1848, andimpound

Cattle advertised for sale on December 21, 1848, will now be sold on January 15, 1849, by Poundkeeper C. Coffeauction