Gazette issue · 1849

NSW Government Gazette, No. 22, 16 May 1849

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

A notice regarding the construction of a timber bridge.tender
Tenders are invited for the erection of a Timber Bridge over Whitehead's Creek near Seymour, with a deadline otender
Tenders are invited for the erection of a timber bridge over Faithful's Creek, near the Salutation Inn on the tender
Tenders are invited for the erection of a Timber Bridge over Woodanga Creek near Albury, with tenders due by Mtender
Tenders are invited for the erection of a stone wall for the present wing of the Lunatic Asylum near Melbournetender
Tenders are invited for the supply of fresh water to the Colonial Government at Melbourne for the remainder oftender
Notice regarding the Court of Requests for the Town of Melbourne and County of Bourke with a jurisdiction of Tnotice
The Court of Requests for the Town of Melbourne and County of Bourke, with jurisdiction to £30, will convene onotice
William Nairn Gray was appointed as the Police Magistrate for the Town of Geelong on April 25, 1849.appointment
A notice is given that a site has been fixed for a Township at Benalta, and a copy of the plan is available fonotice
A notice regarding a fixed site for a Township at Benalta, located at the crossing place on the Broken River inotice
A notice is given that a site has been fixed upon for a Township at Wangaratta, and that a copy of the approveproclamation
The town site of Wangaratta was fixed at the crossing place on the Ovens River in the District of Port Phillipproclamation
An inquiry is made from England regarding Robert Genery, who left Halesworth, Suffolk, to reside in Australia.notice
An inquiry is made regarding Francis Morrish, who emigrated to New South Wales in 1839, requesting anyone withother
Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of Richard Godfrey, formerly in the service of George Langhother
A red cow with a white belly and slit ears was impounded at Melbourne on May 1, 1849, and will be sold if not impound
Livestock including cows, a steer, a heifer, and bullocks were impounded at Sugar Loaf Creek on May 8th, 1849,impound
A grey mare was impounded at Bacchus Marsh on May 7th, 1849, and will be sold if not claimed by May 31st.impound
Several cattle including bulls, cows, and heifers were impounded at Kalkallo on May 2, 1849, and will be sold impound
A notice listing numerous impounded cattle of various descriptions and markings at Barwon.impound
A list of impounded cattle with descriptions and brands, to be sold on June 2nd if not claimed.impound
A notice from the Government Department.other