Victoria Government Gazette, No. 6, 8 January 1856 — every indexed notice

This is the masthead of the Victoria Government Gazette, indicating it was published by authority in Melbourneother

Tenders for the supply of Hay and Straw at Ballan from February to December 1856 were rejected by the Police Dtender

A letter from the Secretary to the Royal Commission of the Patriotic Fund thanks the Police Force for their coother

Crown Lands previously proclaimed for sale will be offered at various locations, with sales commencing at elevland sale

A notice from the Surveyor General's Office regarding the payment of rents on Crown Lands leases in the settlecrown land

Notice regarding the payment of rents due on Crown Lands leases in the Settled Districts for 1855, with conseqcrown land

Condemned unserviceable stores including cloth, jackets, trousers, coats, caps, bluchers, saddles, blankets, sauction

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The adopted mean temperature for December was 64.7 degrees.other

Meteorological observations for 9 PM on December 31st, 1855, recorded by the Surveyor General's Office in Melbother

A description of an outer cylinder filled with dry charcoal and a wooden case, covered with a net.other

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A proclamation by Sir Charles Hotham regarding the sittings of Circuit Courts at Geelong, Portland, and Castleproclamation

The Governor of the Colony alters the dates for holding Circuit Courts in Geelong, Portland, and Castlemaine, proclamation

A proclamation by Sir Charles Hotham, Governor of Victoria, regarding the times of holding County Courts.proclamation

This notice appoints and declares the times and places for holding various County Courts throughout the Colonyproclamation

Declares that if a Judge does not arrive in time to open a court on the appointed day, the court may be openedproclamation

This notice appears to be a formal closing statement for a government gazette, likely related to proclamationsother

A proclamation by Governor Sir Charles Hotham regarding the times of holding General Sessions in the Colony ofproclamation

The Governor appoints times for holding Courts of General Sessions throughout the Colony for the year 1856 andproclamation

This notice declares the dates for various Courts of General Sessions across Carisbrook, Sandhurst, Beechworthproclamation

The Governor announces the appointed dates for Criminal Sessions and General Gaol Delivery of the Supreme Courappointment

Notice of sale by auction of storing yard allotments on Corio Terrace, Geelong, west of Yarrow-Street.land sale

Leases of Crown Land allotments will be offered for sale by public auction in Geelong on January 22nd, 1856, fland sale

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Melbourne regarding a petition for Letters Patent.other

William Reid Douglas has petitioned for Letters Patent for an invention of a machine for separating precious mnotice

A notice from the Colonial Secretary's Office in Melbourne regarding a petition for Letters Patent.other

James Harrison has petitioned for Letters Patent for an invention related to refrigerating by evaporation and notice

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This notice outlines the mail arrangements for the upcoming year, effective January 1st, 1856.other

Mail services in Sandridge, Prahran, Eltham and 16 other places (20 entries).mail service

This notice details upcoming Criminal Sessions of the Supreme Court in Portland and County Courts in Castlemaiother

The County Court of Bourke will hold a session at the Court House on February 5th, 1856, with specific deadlinnotice

Tenders are being sought for the conveyance of mails, with a deadline of December 27, 1855.tender

Tenders are invited for the conveyance of Post Office mails between Beechworth and Buckland River Diggings, antender

Individuals are requested to apply at the Chief Secretary's Office in Melbourne for information of private intother

Thomas Bayless, a chemist and druggist or surgeon, who left England seven years ago for Adelaide and came to Mother

Mr. Lewis Rae enlisted into the Police Force at Ballaarat about a year and a-half ago, and his family have recother

Advertisements for the Victoria Government Gazette must be legibly written, sent prepaid to the Government Prinotice

Patrick Quinn and James R. Caldwell dissolved their partnership as cordial manufacturers, with Patrick Quinn cother

The partnership between George Stooke and John Youlden as shipping and general butchers was dissolved by mutuaother

Mail services in Meredith, Buninyong, Lexton (Via Geelong), Crowlands, Glenorchy, Horsham, Avoca, Navarre, St.mail service

A public meeting of resident householders and landowners in the Municipal District of Portland is convened to notice

The Sheriff for Victoria will sell by public auction two brick houses in Council Hall-lane, Melbourne, on Januland sale

Notice of a land sale by the Sheriff's Officer concerning property of John Ludlam, located on Creswick's Creekland sale

Notice of a Sheriff's Officer sale in Ballaarat related to a Supreme Court case between McDonald and Helwig.land sale

The Sheriff will sell land in Upper Northcote, County of Bourke, Victoria by public auction on January 11, 185land sale

The Deputy Sheriff for the Geelong Circuit District will sell by public auction land and cottages in Geelong aland sale

A notice from the Deputy Sheriff's Office in Geelong regarding a Supreme Court case.other

The Deputy Sheriff for the Geelong Circuit District will sell land on the Creswick's Creek Road near Ballaaratland sale

A reward is offered for the return of a missing black mare, branded B near shoulder and WD near neck, with a sreward

A reward of £5 is offered for the recovery of a brown cob that strayed from Alma-terrace, St. Kilda.reward

A reward of twenty pounds is offered for information leading to the discovery of two horses, one light bay andreward

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A reward is offered for information leading to the recovery of a lost rusty black horse branded BE under saddlreward

A reward of ten pounds is offered for information leading to the recovery of a stolen horse and conviction of reward

A reward of ten pounds is offered for the return of a carriage horse and a grey cob, lost from Wararah near Mrreward

A reward of ten pounds is offered for the return of three horses lost from Mr. Burns' Paddock at Sawpit Gully reward

A reward of five pounds is offered for the return of a chestnut horse lost on the Burnkank and Creswick Creek reward

A reward of ten pounds is offered for the return of two strayed mares, described with brands and markings, lasreward

A reward of five pounds is offered for the return of a black mare lost on December 18th, branded G near shouldreward

A reward is offered for information leading to the recovery of five lost horses, with details on their brands reward

A notice cautioning poundkeepers and auctioneers regarding a strayed horse.other

William R. Cole Baker, Poundkeeper at Avoca, impounded cattle on November 28, 1855, which will be sold on Febrimpound

John Hutchinson, Poundkeeper at Warrandyte, Anderson's Creek, impounded a bay pony mare, a white bullock, a yeimpound

A cream colored and white pony mare was impounded at Kyneton and will be sold on February 6, 1856, if not claiimpound

Henry A. Cooper, Poundkeeper, impounded two bullocks at Ballan on January 1, 1856, which will be sold if not cimpound

J. H. Ryland, Poundkeeper, impounded two bullocks at Gnarwarre on December 31, 1855, which will be sold on Febimpound

D. J. MÖLLER, Poundkeeper, reports the impounding of one brown strawberry cow, one red bull calf, one brown stimpound

John W. Gower, Poundkeeper, impounded four horses and a pony at Bullock Creek Pound on December 31, 1855, to bimpound

Notice of impounded animals at Muddy Creek Pound, including horses and a foal, with a sale date of February 6timpound

William Davies, Poundkeeper at Dandenong, impounded a yellow and white bullock on December 30th, 1855, and a rimpound

A flea-bitten grey mare and a brown-sided cow were impounded at Melbourne by Police and will be sold on or befimpound

A notice corrects a previous advertisement for a bay mare, stating it should have been a bay horse, with detainotice

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