Victoria Government Gazette, No. 44, 30 May 1854 — every indexed notice

This is the header for the Victoria Government Gazette published on Tuesday, May 30.other

The value of improvements on Suburban Lots 102 and 103, belonging to Mr. D. McNicol, has been fixed at £400 foland sale

The upset price for Suburban Lots 102 and 103 in Geelong has been increased to £15 per acre.land sale

The value of improvements on Lot 6 in the Village of Longwood has been fixed at £500 and will be added to the land sale

Two lots, 14 and 19, have been withdrawn from a Crown land sale scheduled for Castlemaine on June 13th, 1854.land sale

A notice corrects the section number for several lots in a land sale at Castlemaine, originally proclaimed on land sale

Colin Campbell has been duly elected as a Member of the Legislative Council for the Electoral District of the notice

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Melbourne declaring a holiday for the landing of Sir Charles notice

A General Rule of the Supreme Court of Victoria, dated March 21, 1854, dictates that the taxing office shall aother

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Melbourne dated April 28, 1854, regarding Letters Patent for other

Frederick Acheson has petitioned for Letters Patent for improvements in the construction of Timber and Iron Brother

A reward of five pounds is offered for the apprehension of prisoner Charles Shaw, who escaped from Pentridge oreward

A reward of one hundred pounds is offered by the Colonial Secretary's Office in Melbourne.reward

A reward of One Hundred Pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of the ofreward

A reward of twenty-five pounds is offered for information regarding a specific matter.reward

A reward of twenty-five pounds is offered for information leading to the apprehension of escaped prisoner Robereward

A Commission was appointed by His Excellency the Officer administering the Government to facilitate the transmappointment

The Surveyor General of Victoria and John Hutchinson, M.D. were appointed Honorary Secretaries for the Paris Eappointment

The Assistant Colonial Secretary of Victoria has been appointed as the Officer for receiving applications for appointment

Benjamin Bonsfield Creagh, Esquire, was appointed a Magistrate for the Colony of Victoria and its Dependenciesappointment

John Smith, Esquire, has been re-appointed as a Magistrate for the Colony of Victoria and its Dependencies.appointment

William Henry Bacchus was appointed as a Magistrate for the Colony of Victoria and its Dependencies.appointment

John Dewes was appointed to perform the duties of Deputy Sheriff for the County Court of Buninyong.appointment

John Moore was appointed Acting Colonial Secretary of Victoria on May 20, 1854.appointment

Appointments for Deputy Registrars and Assistant Deputy Registrars in various locations in Victoria.appointment

Mr. Henry Nicholas was appointed a Member of The Pilot Board of Victoria, and promotions within the Police Depappointment

This notice lists Title Deeds transmitted to the Colonial Treasury for delivery to Grantees upon payment of fenotice

This notice lists land deeds and country lots granted between February and May 1854, with details of purchaserland grant

Tidal signals for the River Yarra entrance will be moved from the Water Police Hulk to the Flagstaff at Gellibnotice

Fresh water is available from Sandridge Pier at three shillings per ton, with applications to be made to Mr. Onotice

This notice details warrants passed to the Colonial Treasury for payments made between May 22nd and 27th, 1854finance return

This notice details payments made by the Colonial Treasury for various government departments and services durfinance return

A notice from the Supreme Court regarding the rules for creditors of intestate estates to present their accounnotice

Notices regarding the registration of electors in Bourke County, a meeting for the Prahran Road District, and other

A tender is being sought for "Too Late" Postage Stamps from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Melbourne.tender

Tenders are requested for the supply of one million "Too Late" postage stamp impressions, gummed and in sheetstender

A tender notice for Sixpenny Postage Stamps issued from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Melbourne on May 8,tender

Tenders are requested for the supply of a Sixpenny Postage Stamp Plate, requiring 2,500,000 gummed impressionstender

Tenders are invited for the supply of "Registered" Postage Stamps.tender

Tenders are requested for the supply of one million "Registered" Postage Stamp impressions, gummed and in sheetender

A notice regarding stables and coachhouse at Apsley Place from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Melbourne.other

Tenders are invited for the erection of Stables and Coachhouses attached to the Staff Officers' Quarters, due tender

A tender is requested for the erection of stables and coachhouses at Apsley Place, to be addressed to the Chaitender

Tenders are invited for repairs to two houses and out-buildings at Jolimont, adjoining the Government Paddock,tender

Tenders are invited for the supply of one hundred cubic yards of broken metalling for the Police Barracks at ttender

Tenders are invited for the conveyance of Post Office mails between Ballaarat and Smyth's Creek twice a week ftender

Intelligence regarding Robert Younger, formerly of Melbourne Place, London, and believed to be at the Bendigo other

Information is requested regarding Edward Pascoe, also known as James Pascoe, who arrived in the colony in Sepnotice

Information is requested regarding an individual who embarked on the ship 'Tas-per' in June 1849, landed in Adother

Mr. Wignall, who sailed in the Lady Raffles for Hobart Town about fourteen years ago, has not been heard from notice

William Francis Lethorn, formerly of the Cape of Good Hope, is requested to provide his address to the Colonianotice

A notice describes an individual, a wheelwright who left the Cape of Good Hope on the Sarah Sands and was lastother

Information is requested regarding Osiah Josiah Morrey, convicted in England in 1846, and Mr. Thomas Hurworth notice

Onora Honora Kennedy, daughter of Launcelot Kennedy of Bathurst, N.S. Wales, who arrived in the colony in earlnotice

James Barber Smith is requested to forward his address to the Immigration Office, Melbourne, having last been notice

Information is requested regarding a person believed to be working as a gardener about six miles from Melbournother

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office regarding Mr. George Bell, who has been missing since August 185other

This notice details the rates and publication schedule for the Victoria Government Gazette and includes privatother

The partnership between Henry Taylor, Townsend Duryed, and Alfred Elliot in Melbourne was dissolved on May 24,other

The partnership of storekeepers at the Yan Yean Reservoir, Plenty, between James F. Smith, G. Hopkins, and Henother

The partnership of John Morton, William Heard, and Joseph Goad as contractors and builders in Melbourne was diother

Notice is given of the dissolution of the partnership between George Nissen and Charles Wedel, trading as Nissother

A notice summoning Russell Chalk to appear before the Acting Chief Justice of Victoria on June 8, 1854, to shoother

A legal summons is issued to Mr. Russell Chalk by Frederick Wilkinson, Chief Commissioner of Insolvent Estatesother

A legal notice concerning a petition to the Supreme Court of Victoria involving James Robertson, Robert McCracother

Thomas Livingstone Cook's estate is being sequestered for the benefit of his creditors following an act of insother

John McKenzie assigned his estate to Robert Williamson and William Pender for the benefit of his creditors, wiother

A reward is offered for information regarding Joseph Templeman.reward

A reward of five pounds is offered for information regarding Joseph Templeman, who left W. H. Pettett's Statioreward

A reward of fifty pounds is offered for information leading to the conviction of a thief who stole a light grereward

A reward of one hundred pounds is offered for the recovery of twenty-eight bullocks stolen or strayed from neareward

A reward of £40 is offered for the conviction of a thief who stole a light chesnut horse from Fryer's Creek onreward

A reward of ten pounds is offered for the return of two stolen or strayed horses, one chesnut and one black, breward

A reward of ten pounds is offered for the return of a dark iron grey mare, branded A on the off shoulder, stolreward

A reward of ten pounds is offered for the return of two stolen or strayed horses from J. A. Gregory at Chilwelreward

A reward of five pounds is offered for the return of a stolen or strayed bay mare and a black entire colt fromreward

One white cow, one red bullock, and fifteen other cattle were impounded at Gisborne from Clarke's Survey on Maimpound

A red and white steer and a bay horse were impounded at South Geelong on May 27, 1854, and will be sold if notimpound

A notice from Gnarwarre Pound lists several impounded cattle, including bullocks, heifers, and cows, with descimpound

A notice lists impounded animals at Melbourne, including horses, heifers, cows, and bullocks, with details of impound

Several horses and a mare were impounded at Elphinstone Pound on the 24th and 25th of an unspecified month, wiimpound

A notice regarding a chestnut colt impounded, with details of its apparent markings and a fee of 5s.impound

A brown cob with specific markings was impounded at Ballan Pound on May 26, 1854.impound

One light brown mare, one yearling roan filly, one grey horse, one bay horse, one bay horse, one bay pony horsimpound