Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 32, 2 July 1851 — every indexed notice

A proclamation by Governor Sir Charles Augustus Fitz Roy extending an act to regulate police and prevent nuisaproclamation

A proclamation extending an Act for regulating the Police and preventing nuisances to the town of Belfast, in proclamation

Publication of rectified positions for the Island of Toobouai and six Paumotu or Low Islands, as ascertained bnotice

The Governor directs the publication of a letter from Her Majesty's Consul at Tahiti regarding rectified positnotice

Official correspondence from the British Consulate in Tahiti relays corrected navigational positions for islannotice

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

A reward of twenty pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of the party oreward

A reward of fifty pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of the person oreward

A reward of £10 is offered for the apprehension and lodging in any of Her Majesty's Gaols of prisoners who escreward

A reward of £30 is offered for the apprehension and lodging of Archibald M'Alister, who escaped from the lock-reward

Tenders are invited for furnishing provisions and supplies for various colonial services for a period of threetender

This notice details the required quality and proportions for various food supplies, including flour, bread, betender

This notice details conditions for contractors regarding the quality and timely supply of articles, stating thtender

Tenders are invited for the supply of provisions and other articles, with a security deposit of £2000 requiredtender

Tenders are requested for districts including the county of Normanby and the towns of Belfast and Warrnambool.tender

C. J. La Trobe, Governor-in-Chief, issues a proclamation regarding the Territory of New South Wales and its Deproclamation

The Governor extends an Act for regulating police in towns to Belfast, County of Villiers, and District of Porproclamation

A proclamation by Governor Sir Charles Augustus Fitz-Roy extending an Act for regulating police in towns to Beproclamation

This notice defines the boundaries for the Town of Kilmore in the County of Dalhousie and District of Port Phinotice

Evelyn Pitfield Shirley Sturt, Esquire, has been appointed as Visiting Justice for a gang of prisoners employeappointment

A criminal session and general gaol delivery for the Supreme Court of New South Wales in the district of Port other

A chestnut horse, branded IT near shoulder, found with a suspicious character, will be sold by auction by the auction

A locality in Melbourne has been approved as a depot for night soil, offal, and other offensive refuse.notice

This notice describes the location of a depot for night soil and refuse in North Melbourne, appointed under a notice

A notice is given that a Court of General Quarter Sessions will be held in Melbourne on July 7, 1851, for all notice

Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the Act of Council, 4th William IV. No. 3.impound

Mr. James Rea has been appointed poundkeeper at the Co Bourke pound, replacing Mr. G. P. Anderson.appointment

A call for tenders for furniture for the Executive Council Chamber in Melbourne, dated June 12, 1851.tender

Tenders are invited for the supply of furniture and fittings for the Executive Council Rooms in Melbourne, wittender

Fresh tenders are invited for the erection of a Timber Bridge over the Crawford River on the road from the Lowtender

Tenders are invited for the erection of a Timber Bridge over the Creek at Colac, with submissions due by noon tender

Tenders are invited for the construction of a bridge at Colac, with submissions to be addressed to the Board atender

Tenders are invited for fitting up St. Patrick's Hall in Bourke-street, Melbourne, as a Council Chamber.tender

Tenders are invited for the supply of furniture and fittings for the Legislative Council Chamber in Melbourne,tender

This notice lists accepted tenders for various public works including bridge erection, road improvements, and tender

Teachers are requested to submit Salary Abstracts, Quarterly, and Examination Returns to the Secretary of the other

A dark grey horse, branded JII, impounded by Thomas Redish, will be sold if not released by July 5th, 1851.impound

A caveat has been received against a claim to lease Crown Land beyond the settled districts, with procedures fother

G. SCARBOROUGH, Poundkeeper, impounded several cattle at Melbourne on June 20th, 1851, which will be sold if nimpound

Two horses, a chestnut filly and a brown colt, were impounded at Sugar Loaf Creek on June 15, 1851, and will bimpound

G. SCARBOROUGH, Poundkeeper, impounded a light brown gelding and two strawberry cows at Melbourne on June 22ndimpound

W. C. BOND, Poundkeeper, reports multiple horses and a filly impounded at Broken River on June 16th, 1851, witimpound

Lease claim with caveats in Western Port (1 entries).lease claim with caveat

A notice listing numerous impounded animals including cows, bullocks, steers, heifers, and a horse, with descrimpound

David Bell, Poundkeeper at Bulleen, issued a notice on June 24, 1851, regarding an impounded animal, with assoimpound

W. Wright, Poundkeeper, impounded several cattle from Deep Creek and Brodie's Land on June 9, 1851, with a salimpound

A notice from Pentridge listing four impounded horses, with sale scheduled for July 16th if not claimed.impound

One yellow and white bullock, one dark red bullock, one brindle sided bullock, one yellow and white bullock, oimpound

A black horse impounded at South Geelong on June 15th is scheduled for sale on July 8th if not claimed.impound

Information is requested by the Superintendent's Office in Melbourne regarding the current residence of John Sother

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of William Jeffcott, an exile per Maitland 1846.other

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts and circumstances of Henry Carroll, who arrived in Sydney iother

Information is requested regarding Peter Duft, who arrived in Sydney in 1839, worked for M'Arthur at Richlandsother

Information is requested regarding the present place of residence of James Redmayne Holine, who arrived in Porother

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts and position of Charles M'Dermott Rawe, who sailed from Lonother

Information is requested regarding the whereabouts of Joseph Dearing, an exile who arrived on the ship Marion other