Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 18, 1850 — every indexed notice

This notice details the appointment of Government Emigration Officers at various ports in Port Phillip, refereappointment

New post offices were established in Gisborne and William's Town, with Robert non and Mr Flinn appointed as Poappointment

Henry D. Kemp, Chief Postmaster, advises correspondents to clearly address mail to the new Post Offices in Wilnotice

His Excellency the Governor appointed several gentlemen as Government Emigration Officers at various ports to appointment

A Court of Petty Sessions will be held in Portland to revise the Electoral List for the Portland police distrinotice

A notice from the Police Office, Portland, scheduling a meeting on Friday, May 3rd, at 10 AM to consider claimother

A Criminal Session and General Gaol Delivery of the Supreme Court for the District of Port Phillip is schedulenotice

An application is intended to be made to the Legislative Council for a bill to build, erect, and maintain a brother

The Court of Requests for Melbourne and Bourke County with £10 jurisdiction will convene on May 6th, with plainotice

A notice announcing the Court of Requests for Melbourne and Bourke, with jurisdiction up to £30, will be held notice

New regulations for nominating individuals for free passages under the Land and Immigration Deposits scheme arland sale

Regulations are established for persons depositing sums in the Colonial Treasury intended for the purchase of other

This notice details regulations for applying deposited funds towards the payment of passages for nominated emiother

This notice details procedures for nominating emigrants at the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney or the Suother

This notice contains two forms related to immigration: Schedule A for nominating individuals for free passagesother

Regulations are republished for facilitating the remittance of money by residents in the Colony to pay for thenotice

This notice outlines the procedure for residents of the Colony to remit money for the emigration of their relaother

This notice outlines regulations for making remittances to fund emigration passages to the Colony, detailing hother

This notice details regulations for remitting funds to secure passages to the Colony, outlining costs for adulother

A government notice detailing the process and form for remitting funds for assisted passages to the colony, toother

Regulations for selecting emigrants for New South Wales and South Australia, detailing eligibility, applicatioother

Regulations regarding emigrant applications, emphasizing the rejection of fraudulent applications or misstatemother

Regulations detail emigrant expenses, health requirements, penalties for missed embarkation, provisions providother

Regulations for emigrants arriving in the Colony, detailing their freedom to engage employment and the expecteother

Forms for applying for assisted passages to the colony, detailing requirements for named individuals (Scheduleother

A proclamation by Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy, Governor of New South Wales, detailing regulations for passenproclamation

Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy, Governor of New South Wales, declares rules for computing voyage lengths for paproclamation

This proclamation details regulations for passenger ships, including the substitution of potatoes for oatmeal proclamation

A list of medical supplies, instruments, and provisions required for ships, along with a proclamation regardinother

James Ballingall, Esquire, of Melbourne, has been appointed Surveyor of Passenger Ships for the Ports in the Dappointment

Tenders are invited for supplying beams for a road south of Prince's Bridge, with specifications available at tender

Tenders are invited for the supply of firewood and charcoal for the remainder of the current year, to be receitender

Tenders are invited for the supply of firewood and charcoal, with specific requirements for sureties and bond tender

A reward of twenty pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of two armed mreward

Notice of intended application to the Legislative Council of New South Wales for leave to bring in a Bill to bother

A proclamation regarding the construction and toll collection for a bridge and roads in the parishes of Jika Jproclamation

A reward of Ten Pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of individuals whreward

Mr. John M'Gillivray has been appointed Keeper of the Public Pound at the Grange, replacing Mr. R. W. Knolles appointment

Governor Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy further prorogues the Legislative Council to Tuesday, June 4th, 1850, aproclamation

Tenders are invited for repairing the road across the swamp opposite Mrs. Hobson's, South Yarra, to be receivetender

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Sydney regarding requirements for Civil Officers to obtain haother

A Court of Petty Sessions will convene in Melbourne on May 14th to revise the Electoral List for the Electoralnotice

Tenders are invited for the erection of a new Watch House at Portland, with submissions due by noon on May 25,tender

Crown lands approved for pre-emptive leases require rent payment within one month to avoid sale.crown land

Land applications in ADDRESS, Acres, PARISH and 5 other places (14 entries).land application

Land applications in ADDRESS, Acres, PARISH and 2 other places (8 entries).land application

A new fixed white light of the second class, consisting of 24 lamps, is now exhibited at Shortland's Bluff Lignotice

Notice of a meeting and election for the District Council of Bourke to fill vacancies from retirement by rotatappointment

A notice regarding a petition to the Legislative Council for a bill to allow the Victoria Fire and Marine Insunotice

Information is requested regarding the present place of residence of Mr. John Luckey, a native of Fyfield, Hamnotice

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of Thomas Seales, an exile who arrived in Port Phillip in Jreward

A partnership between George Shaw and Edward Howe Woodforde has been dissolved by mutual consent.other

This notice appears to be a fragment, possibly related to a partnership dissolution or a personal notice, withother

One light grey horse impounded at Pentridge on April 29, 1850, by John Davidson, with a sale scheduled for Mayimpound

Impounded animals at South Geelong, including cows and a calf, are scheduled for sale on May 12th if not claimimpound

A bay mare was impounded at Morang, River on April 25th, 1850, and will be sold if not claimed by May 20th, 18impound

A notice lists impounded animals including horses, cattle, and sheep, with details of their brands and locatioimpound