Gazette issue · 1850

NSW Government Gazette, No. 30, 21 July 1850

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This notice from the Port Phillip Government Gazette dated July 21, 1850, contains an announcement from the Conotice
A modification to the terms of a previous notice regarding the renewal of existing licenses to depasture stockcrown land
A notice from the Superintendent's Office in Melbourne regarding the occupation of Crown Lands beyond the Settcrown land
Notice regarding the renewal of pastoral occupation licenses for Crown Land beyond the Settled Districts of Pocrown land
Appointments made to fill vacancies in District Councils in Bourke and Grant (Port Phillip) until May 1, 1853.appointment
A parish road from Geelong to Colac in the District of Port Phillip has been confirmed by the Governor and Exenotice
A notice from the Superintendent's Office in Melbourne dated July 19, 1850, reminds individuals intending to cnotice
Timber removal from Crown Lands within a five-mile radius of Melbourne is prohibited, with penalties for offencrown land
Tenders are invited for the erection of a wing of the Gaol in Geelong, with submissions due by noon on August tender
A notice regarding the Court of Requests for the Town of Melbourne and County of Bourke with a £30 jurisdictionotice
Notice of the Court of Request for the Town of Melbourne and County of Bourke with £10 jurisdiction, detailingnotice
A notice regarding the Court of Requests for the Town of Melbourne and County of Bourke, with a £10 jurisdictinotice
A reward of £10 is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of those who robbed the reward
A reward of £50 is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of the murderer of Samuereward
A notice from Wedge's Station, Mount Macedon alerts constables to the escape of Edward Avery, charged with horrunaway
Notice is given of the escape of Edward Avery, charged with horse-stealing, from custody while being escorted runaway
Arthur King, Francis Henty, and Ebenezer Oliphant were appointed as Magistrates in the District of Port Philliappointment
Three separate notices announce the dissolution of partnerships: McKay and Robertson (bakers), Miller and McFaother
Animals impounded at Sugar Loaf Creek Pound on July 9, 13, and 15, 1850, including horses and a mare, with detimpound
Animals including bulls, cows, and a bullock were impounded at Bacchus Marsh Pound on July 10, 1850.impound
A notice listing several impounded animals including cows, bulls, and bullocks, with descriptions and brands, impound
This notice details animals impounded at Braybrook on July 15th, 1850, and Dandenong Pound on July 19th, 1850,impound
Four horses were impounded at Melbourne on July 10, 1850, and will be sold on August 12 if not claimed.impound
Animals were impounded at Braybrook on July 18th, 1850, and will be sold if not released by August 12th.impound
Two cattle, a brindle bullock and a red steer, were impounded at Colac on July 13, 1850, and will be sold on Aimpound
A grey pony mare and a bay mare were impounded at Pentridge in July 1850 and are scheduled for sale if not claimpound
A chestnut mare was impounded at South Geelong on July 15th, 1850, and will be sold on August 7th if not releaimpound
Information is requested regarding the residence of James Murdock, who arrived in Melbourne in 1847.other