Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 19, 8 May 1850 — every indexed notice

This is the masthead for the Port Phillip Government Gazette published on Wednesday, May 8, 1850.other

New post offices were established at Gisborne and William's Town, with Robert Robertson and Mr. Flinn appointeappointment

This notice details the mail schedule for William's Town, including departure and arrival times for mail to annotice

A meeting will be held on May 7, 1850, at the Supreme Court House, Melbourne, to fill vacancies in the Districappointment

A proclamation by His Excellency Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy, Governor of New South Wales and its Dependenciproclamation

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

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

A notice regarding an application to the Legislative Council for a Bill to allow the Victoria Fire and Marine notice

A notice announcing a Court of Petty Sessions to be held in Melbourne on May 14th for the revision of the Elecnotice

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

New regulations for land and immigration deposits specify that nominated persons for free passages must meet tland sale

This notice details regulations for using deposit receipts for purchasing Crown Land or nominating emigrants fother

This notice clarifies eligibility criteria for nominated emigrants for free passages, requiring adherence to tnotice

Forms are provided for nominating individuals for free passages to the colony and for depositors to nominate snotice

This notice republishes regulations for facilitating remittances to pay for emigration and specifies eligibiliother

This notice outlines the procedure for residents in the Colony to remit money to relatives or friends in the Uother

This notice outlines regulations for remittances to the Colony to facilitate emigration, detailing how funds wother

This notice details regulations and costs for immigration passages to the colony, including provisions for resother

A government notice detailing the process and schedule for recording immigration remittances made to the Colonother

Regulations dated May 1849 outline the criteria for selecting labourers for passage to New South Wales and Souother

Regulations detail the application and approval process for emigrants seeking passage to the Colony, emphasizinotice

Regulations for emigrants to New South Wales and South Australia detail expenses, health requirements, penaltinotice

Emigrants arriving in the Colony are free to seek employment and negotiate wages, with no repayment required fother

This notice details clothing requirements for female emigrants, including shifts, petticoats, stockings, shoesnotice

This notice details two forms for applying for assisted passages to the colony: SCHEDULE C for specific indiviother

A proclamation by Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy, Governor-in-Chief of New South Wales and its Dependencies.proclamation

A proclamation by Governor Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy declares the rule of computation for voyage lengths fproclamation

A government proclamation detailing the required provisions and water rations for passengers on merchant vesseproclamation

A list of medical supplies, instruments, and comforts required for ships, followed by a proclamation dated Decnotice

A proclamation by Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy, Governor of New South Wales, announcing an Order in Council fproclamation

Rules and regulations for the occupation of Waste Lands of the Crown in the Colony of New South Wales were estcrown land

An Order in Council detailing conditions for pastoral leases in the Colony of New South Wales, including transproclamation

A notice regarding a vacated run in Melbourne, dated May 8, 1850, referring to a previous notice.other

Fresh tenders are being received for the lease of the vacated run known as 'Upper portion of Holland's Creek' tender

Tenders are invited for the purchase of leases for vacated runs of Crown land, with specific requirements for tender

Three horses belonging to the Kilmore Police were lost from Kilmore on April 16th, 1850, and information is reother

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

A notice corrects a misprint on charts of Port Phillip regarding the proper course for entering the Heads, warnotice

An order for a Criminal Session and General Gaol Delivery of the Supreme Court of New South Wales for the Distconvict admin

The partnership between J. and M. Thomas, Building Contractors of Melbourne, has been dissolved.notice

Owners of runs within the Settled District are requested to forward applications for Licensed Occupation of Inland grant

This notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office details stock depasturing requirements and application procednotice

A notice regarding the Court of Requests for Melbourne and Bourke, detailing dates for hearings, plaint submisnotice

Pastoral claims in 8 Square miles, Checkengoork, 5 Square miles and 30 other places (19 entries).pastoral claim

Tenders are invited for supplying approximately one hundred yards of broken metal for the repair of the road otender

Tenders are invited for repairing the road across the swamp opposite Mrs. Hobson's, South Yarra, until noon ontender

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

A notice regarding the postponement of a horse sale at Broken River Pound, with a new sale date set for May 18notice

One white cow with a calf and one black and white spotted cow were impounded at Burn Bank on April 20, 1850.impound

A list of impounded animals including cattle and calves, with descriptions and brands, to be sold if not releaimpound

Seven cattle were impounded at The Grange on May 3, 1850, and will be sold if not claimed by May 29, 1850.impound

19 cattle were impounded at Burn Bank, Pyrenees on April 26, 1850, and will be sold on May 24, 1850, if not reimpound

Animals impounded at Burn Bank on April 26, 1850, including horses and colts, were to be sold on May 23rd if nimpound

Animals impounded at Dandenong Pound on May 6, 1850, from land occupied by Mr. R. C. Walker, were to be sold oimpound

A notice from the Port Phillip Government Gazette lists numerous impounded animals at Dandenong Pound on May 3impound

One red bullock, one brindle sided cow, one grey and blue speckled bullock, and one red and white spotted bullimpound

One bay mare was impounded at Morang, River Plenty on May 1st, 1850.impound

A chestnut horse with a white face and feet, branded with a large blotch off the neck and a supposed 'W' near impound

Seven animals including a magpie steer, a white heifer, a red and white yearling bull, a red yearling heifer, impound

A list of impounded cattle at Pentridge, with a notice that they will be sold if not released by May 29th.impound

One bay yearling filly, one bay colt, one bay horse, one bay mare, one dark bay or brown mare, one black mare impound

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of Bridget M'Cann, aged 14, who left Ireland in 1847 for Auother

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

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

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of JOHN GOULD, an exile who arrived in the Colony on Januarother

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of John Donelly, last known to be in the service of John Mcother

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of George Hamsted, who arrived in New South Wales about sevother

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of Charles Gilmore, who arrived in Port Phillip in May 1847reward