Gazette issue · 1850

Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 9, 27 February 1850

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A proclamation issued by Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy, Governor-in-Chief of New South Wales, concerning the aproclamation
Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy proclaims the abandonment of all coal mining reservations in land grants issued proclamation
A proclamation by Governor Fitz Roy defining the boundaries of the Geelong Circuit District, encompassing seveproclamation
A reward of ten pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of individuals whreward
An announcement regarding applications for the transfer of Publicans' General Licenses in the City of Melbournnotice
A reward is offered for information regarding a robbery at the Roman Catholic Church in Geelong.reward
A notice regarding the Court of Requests for Melbourne and Bourke, detailing its jurisdiction, dates of sittinnotice
The Court of Requests for Melbourne and Bourke will sit on March 4th, 1850, with deadlines for filing plaints notice
A notice regarding the transfer of publicans' licenses to be considered at a Court of Special Petty Sessions oother
Notices regarding postage and police administration from Melbourne.other
Notifications from the Sub-Treasury regarding salary and supply payments into the Bank, and receipts for moneynotice
A reward of Fifty Pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of Thomas Masonreward
Tenders are invited for making a crossing place over Dry Creek on the road from Melbourne to Geelong, to be sutender
Abstract of the balance sheet for the Savings' Bank of Port Phillip as of December 31, 1849, approved by the Sfinance return
The Superintendent directs notification that tenders from Johnson and Taylor, Martin Page, David Best, A. Suthtender
A notice is given for a Special Petty Sessions of the Justices of the Peace for the Transfer of Publicans' Licnotice
A notice from the Police Office, Chepstowe regarding an event on Tuesday, March 5th.other
A special meeting of Justices in Petty Sessions will be held to discuss hawkers and pedlars licenses in accordother
Applications for Hawkers and Pedlars licenses in the Police District of Chepstowe are to be considered on Marcother
Tenders are invited for extending and improving the Barwon Dam near Geelong, with submissions due by March 16,tender
Tenders are invited for the erection of a timber bridge over Merri Creek at the Plenty Road crossing, with subtender
Tenders are invited for the erection of a brick building in the Police Paddock near Melbourne, due by noon on tender
Tenders are invited for works and stores, with specific requirements for submission, surety bonds, and contractender
An application has been submitted for the establishment of a Public Pound at the Village Reserve, Parish of Waimpound
A notice from the Police Office, Melbourne, announcing an event on the 5th of March next, inviting interested other
Several title deeds for Port Phillip lands have been transmitted for registration and delivery to grantees upoland grant
This notice lists land allotments sold to various individuals and entities, including Richard Peter Mervin, Paland sale
A notice regarding a Court of General Quarter Sessions, postage regulations, and requests for information abounotice
Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of Peter Bailey, an exile who arrived in Port Phillip in Noother
This notice details the distribution of funds for denominational schools in the Port Phillip District for the finance return
The Denominational School Board of Port Phillip notes a decreased grant for 1850, resulting in no reserve retaother
A list of impounded cattle at Sugar Loaf Creek on February 18, 1850, including descriptions of brands and markimpound
A list of impounded cattle including descriptions and brands, with a notice of sale if not claimed by March 14impound
18 animals were impounded at Morang, River Plenty on February 22nd, 1850, and will be sold if not claimed by Mimpound
Fourteen cattle were impounded at Deep Creek on February 20th, 1850, with details of their brands and descriptimpound
A list of impounded cattle including bulls, steers, bullocks, cows, and heifers, with descriptions and brands,impound
A list of impounded cattle including bullocks, a steer, a heifer, and a cow with calf, to be sold if not claimimpound
A list of impounded cattle, including bullocks, cows, and heifers, with descriptions of brands and markings, iimpound
Two cattle, a brindle heifer and a yellow cow, both with calves, were impounded and will be sold on March 16thimpound
Three horses, a roan mare with a foal, a dark roan filly, and a brown filly, were impounded at Burn Bank, Pyreimpound
A bay poney mare was impounded at Morang, River Plenty on February 22nd, 1850, and will be sold if not claimedimpound
A list of impounded cattle at Sugar Loaf Creek, with a notice of sale if not claimed by March 18th, 1850.impound
A chestnut horse was impounded at Belfast on January 30, 1850, and will be sold if not claimed by February 28,impound
Two horses were impounded at Horsham on February 12, 1850, and will be sold if not claimed by March 8.impound
Four impounded animals, including two cows and a steer, were taken to the Deep Creek pound on February 23, 185impound