Gazette issue · 1849

Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 7, 14 February 1849

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Tenders are invited for the weekly conveyance of mails between the Grange Post Office and Davidson's Inn from tender
Friendly Societies in New South Wales are required to transmit a return of sickness and mortality rates by Marnotice
Kilmore in the District of Port Phillip has been declared a place where beer may be sold in quantities not lesnotice
The Governor emphasizes the need for magistrates to sign communications from Benches of Petty Sessions, and a notice
This notice contains multiple reports including a description of an absent Mounted Police member, Samuel Bakerother
The Police Office at Broken River will sell unclaimed property including saddles, bridles, and clothing on Febother
The Port Phillip Medical Board certifies gentlemen as legally qualified medical practitioners under an Act of notice
Unclaimed property including blankets, boots, trousers, a coat, and a vest will be sold at the police office iauction
Notices regarding title deeds for Port Phillip lands, including purchases under existing regulations and churcnotice
This notice details land deeds transmitted for enrolment and delivery in Port Phillip, including town allotmenland grant
This notice lists land grants to various individuals including Jonathan Clerke, William Easey, Thomas Austin, land grant
Republication of notices for departmental information, issued by E. Deas Thomson from the Colonial Secretary'sother
All petitions or applications from or on behalf of any Prisoner of the Crown requiring the Governor's decisionconvict admin
Her Majesty's Government has determined to revive the practice of forwarding to the Colony, at the public expeconvict admin
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney details an amended scale of remission for retired offiother
This notice from the Office of the Secretary of State in August 1848 republishes regulations for the disposal other
Her Majesty's Government will defray half the expense of conveying families of married exiles to the colony ifother
Notice regarding military and naval officers proposing to proceed to the Colonies and the required certificateother
passage_fee_schedule table, 3 rowspassage fee schedule
Regulations concerning emigration and land acquisition for military and naval personnel and other classes of sother
Regulations detail land acquisition privileges for military and naval personnel, outlining conditions for obtaland grant
In Ceylon, land is sold by auction at an upset price fixed by the Governor, not less than £1 per acre, and lanland sale
An inquiry is made from England regarding Francis Morrish, who emigrated to New South Wales in 1839, and anyonnotice
Information is requested regarding Robert Genery, who left Suffolk for Australia, and Richard Godfrey, formerlnotice
An abstract of the balance sheet for the Savings' Bank of Port Phillip as of December 30, 1848, was approved bfinance return
list_of_persons table, 2 rowslist of persons
This notice details the table of rates for cattle trespass and sustenance while impounded in the Horsham Poundimpound
A table of rates for trespassing cattle impounded at the Barwon Pound, near Lake Colac, was fixed by Justices impound
A notice lists several impounded cattle including bullocks, a bull, and steers with descriptions of their markimpound
A red steer impounded on an unknown date will be sold on March 2nd if not claimed.impound
A white and red spotted steer was impounded at Melbourne on February 7, 1849, and will be sold if not claimed impound
A chestnut mare and foal were impounded at Morang, River Plenty on February 9th, 1849, and will be sold if notimpound
A notice from Bulleen, Upper Yarra lists several impounded cattle, including cows, a steer, a heifer, and a buimpound
A light chesnut filly was impounded at South Yarra Pound on January 30, 1849, and will be sold if not claimed impound
Two horses, a bay mare and a grey colt, were impounded at Sugar Loaf Creek Pound on February 5th, 1849, and wiimpound
A yellow cow and a black and white heifer were impounded at Bacchus Marsh in February 1849 and will be sold ifimpound
A notice lists several horses and ponies impounded at the Broken River on February 6th, 1849, with descriptionimpound
A notice regarding the sale of impounded animals in the District of Murray if not claimed by March 7, 1849.impound