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Gazette issue · 1867

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 128, 27 November 1867

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Civil Service examinations scheduled for December 3rd, 1867, have been postponed until further notice.appointment
John Macgregor, Minister of Mines, reminds holders of mining leases of Crown lands that the Governor's consentnotice
George Robert Ridley was appointed Coroner of Victoria, and several gentlemen were appointed to School Committappointment
Appointments are listed for various school committees across Victoria, including Williamstown, Warrnambool, Weappointment
James Port has been appointed as a temporary Crown Lands Bailiff under The Mining Statute 1865.appointment
A reward is offered for information regarding a fire at Mount Elephant Station, reported on November 4th, 1867reward
Chief Secretary J. McCulloch offers a supplemental Government reward of fifty pounds for information convictinreward
Notice of intent to grant mining leases after one month, pursuant to Act 29 Victoria No. 291, section 41.other
John Macgregor was appointed to the Office of Mines in Melbourne on November 27, 1867.appointment
This notice details the temporary reservation of lands for various public purposes, including sites for churchother
CAMPBELLTOWNother
FOOTSCRAYnotice
Roman Catholic Churchnotice
Albert streetother
Oxleyother
WHARPARILLAother
Land Officerland sale
COUNTY OF RIPONland sale
J. M. GRANTland sale
Board of Land and Worksland sale
Lots 30 and 31 have been withdrawn from a Crown Land sale scheduled for November 29th, 1867, in Melbourne.land sale
This notice announces the withdrawal of lots 40 to 46 from a Crown Land sale at Ballarat on December 2nd, 1867notice
Applications for aid to new schools in various localities have been received and referred for report, alongsidnotice
A General Meeting of Justices of the Peace for the District of Bourke will be held at the Court House, Morningnotice
A Special Meeting of the Court of Petty Sessions will be held at Stawell on December 10th, 1867, to consider anotice
Tenders are invited for the conveyance of mails in 1868, with specific attendance and deposit requirements.tender
Tenders are invited for the conveyance of Post Office Mails for the year 1868, with specific conditions regardtender
Tenders are invited for the leasing of water stand-pipes, water supply to shipping, a paddock at Yan Yean, andtender
A tender is required for firewood and water supply at Ballarat.tender
Tenders are invited for the supply of firewood and water to Government Departments in Ballarat for the year 18tender
Tenders are invited for the supply of firewood and water to Government Departments in Castlemaine for 1868, antender
Tenders are requested for the supply of fuel and water to government departments in Sandhurst for 1868, with stender
Tenders are invited for the supply of firewood and water to government departments in Maryborough, Carisbrook,tender
Messrs. Gordon and Gotch are appointed agents to receive advertisements and subscriptions for the Government Gappointment
R. Henry Franks, a bookseller and stationer in Geelong, has been appointed as an agent for the Government Gazeappointment
A new mining map of Victoria, showing alluvial workings and quartz reefs compiled from recent surveys, is avainotice
This notice from the Office of Mines provides information to newspaper proprietors about obtaining forms for nother
Thomas Paice was appointed Poundkeeper of the Stawell Shire Pound at Concongella Creek on October 15, 1867, reappointment
The Shire Council of Stawell appointed Thomas Paice as Inspector of Revenue and Nuisances and Shire Inspector appointment
The Inglewood Borough Council enacts a bye-law detailing the election process for managers of the Inglewood Bonotice
Rules and regulations for the Burgoine and Tarrawarra Farmers' Common, including provisions for cattle, horsesother
The partnership between George Pruden and Frederick Heller, cattle dealers, was dissolved by mutual consent onother
Tenders are sought for the right to collect tolls at the Willowmavin toll-gate for the year 1868, with rent patender
G. Pruden gives notice that he will not be responsible for debts contracted in the name of the late firm 'G. anotice
A reward of two pounds is offered for the return of a lost bright-bay horse and a bright-bay mare from Burnt-Breward
This notice details multiple impoundings of horses, mares, fillies, and cattle from various locations in Victoimpound
Several impoundings are listed from Heathcote, including descriptions of horses and mares, with details on potimpound
This notice details impounded animals from Kilmore and Lancefield, including descriptions, dates impounded, animpound
This notice details impounded animals from various locations including Exton, Linton, Malmsbury, McIvor Creek,impound
Notices from Sandhurst and Skipton pounds detail impounded animals, including horses and cattle, with descriptimpound
Two notices regarding impounded animals: one correcting a previous advertisement for a horse in Skipton, and aimpound
This notice contains multiple impoundment records from Sugar Loaf Creek, Swan Hill, Taradale, Warrandyte, Yea,impound
J. FERRESimpound

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