Gazette issue · 1850

Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 1, 2 January 1850

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

A proclamation by His Excellency Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy, Governor-in-Chief of New South Wales, publisheproclamation
A proclamation directing that a Circuit Court be held at the Town of Geelong, with sittings scheduled for Febrproclamation
A notice regarding the Court of Requests for the Town of Melbourne and County of Bourke, with jurisdiction up notice
This notice outlines deadlines for filing plaints and defenses for the Court of Requests in Melbourne and Bournotice
Notice regarding the Court of Requests for Melbourne and Bourke, detailing dates for court sessions, plaint annotice
Information is requested regarding the residence of Edward Youngman Cotton, who arrived in Melbourne on the shnotice
Individuals registered business premises in the Town of Portland in conformity with Act 13th Vic., No. 26.notice
Information is requested regarding the present place of residence of Mr. John Luckey, a native of Fyfield, Hamnotice
This notice lists ticket-of-leave holders in the District of Melbourne, referencing regulations from the Colonticket of leave
Ticket-of-Leave holders in the District of Melbourne are required to report their names, residences, employersticket of leave
Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of William Harris and Edward Wright, both of whom arrived iconvict admin
Notices requesting information about Robert Genery, James Clarkson, and Ellen McCann.other
An enquiry is made from England regarding Francis Morrish, who emigrated to New South Wales in 1839, and any iother
Tenders are requested for a contract to supply timber for a bridge over the Werribee River.tender
Tenders are invited for supplying timber required for the erection of a bridge over the Werribee River on the tender
A tender is required for timber for the Werribee Bridge, with a bond of £50 due within ten days of notificatiotender
Notices regarding the removal of beacons and buoys, and the appointment of Evelyn Pitfield Shirley Sturt as Vinotice
This notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, dated 22nd December 1849, publishes a table of postanotice
This notice details postal rates and regulations for various items including Bankers' Parcels, Ship Letters, Snotice
This notice details the rates and prices for postage stamps sold at Post Offices, Sub-offices, and Receiving Hnotice
This notice details regulations for postage stamps, letter delivery, registration, private boxes, post office notice
A license was issued to Mr. William Clayton of Port Phillip to hire, engage, supply, and provide Seamen for meappointment
George Harrison, Esquire, of Melbourne, was appointed a Magistrate of the Territory and its Dependencies on Deappointment
A reward of fifty pounds is offered by the Superintendent's Office in Melbourne for information leading to thereward
A reward of Fifty Pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of Thomas Masonreward
Two animals, a strawberry heifer and a bay horse, were impounded at Pentridge on December 28th and 31st, 1849,impound
One yellow and white spotted cow and one light strawberry bull were impounded at Melbourne on December 29th animpound
A chesnut mare impounded at the Grange Pound on December 29, 1849, will be sold if not claimed by January 25, impound
A chestnut mare with a blaze down the face, branded JC and T, was impounded at Horsham on December 19, 1849, aimpound
One brindle and white bullock, one strawberry poley bullock, one yellow bullock, one red bullock, one yellow-simpound
One red bullock was impounded at Benalla, Broken River on December 24, 1849.impound
A notice listing impounded cattle, including descriptions of their brands and markings, with a sale scheduled impound