Gazette issue · 1850

NSW Government Gazette, No. 18, 1850

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

This is a supplement to the New South Wales Government Gazette published on Monday, 11 February, 1850.notice
The Colonial Secretary's Office directs the republication of notices concerning Crown Lands beyond the Settlednotice
Regulations are established for the receipt and disposal of tenders for forfeited, vacated, and new Crown landtender
Regulations detail the process for submitting tenders for land runs, including addressing tenders, opening protender
General rules are laid down for the occupancy of a run during the interval between the acceptance of a tender tender
This notice details the process for acquiring leases of forfeited or vacant runs of land in the Port Phillip Dother
Regulations detail the process for acquiring leases of new runs of land in the Colony, including sealed tendertender
New rules are being implemented for the submission and opening of tenders for Crown Land runs, effective from tender
This notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney clarifies regulations for tenders on new Crown landtender
Regulations for Tenders for New Runs are not applicable to Crown Lands beyond the protection and control of Cocrown land
Rules established for the transfer of Crown Lands Runs beyond the Settled Districts prior to lease issuance, dcrown land
This notice clarifies that for Crown Lands beyond settled districts, licenses for runs will be issued to transcrown land
This notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, dated December 12, 1848, cautions assignees of insolcrown land
Regulations are established for calculating Crown Land rent beyond settled districts based on the proportion ocrown land
Notifies that the expense of surveys for the boundaries of Runs for leases will be charged to applicants, withcrown land
This notice outlines the process for subdividing Crown Land Runs, requiring applicants to pay survey expenses crown land
A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney, dated January 1, 1850, reduces the price for measurincrown land
This notice details regulations regarding land lease surveys in NSW, including conditions for waiving formal snotice