other · 1848
Superintendent La Trobe seeks information on Thomas Drewery (arrived Geelong per ship Joseph Somes) and Richard Godfrey (late of George Langhorne's Aboriginal Mission, Yarra); plus police-horse auction and Footscray Pound.
Office of Storekeeper of the above Magazine. Notice is hereby given, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialStorekeeper
LocationCustom House
OfficialJames H. N. Cassell
OfficialActing Collector of Customs
LocationPublic Works Office
OfficialClerk of Works
OfficialHenry Ginn
OfficialSuperintendent
LocationSuperintendent's Office
PersonThomas Drewery
PlaceGeelong
ShipJOSEPH SOMES
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 33, 16 August 1848.
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People in this noticeJames H. N. Cassell · Henry Ginn · Thomas Drewery · C. J. La Trobe · Richard Godfrey · George Langhorne
Also on page 2The Court of Requests for Melbourne and Bourke County will convene on · Colonial Secretary E. Deas Thomson notifies a £100 premium for the bes · John Price appointed Poundkeeper of Footscray Pound at Melbourne Court · A notice from the Melbourne Police Office dated July 28, 1848.
Elsewhere in this issueA public notice from the Superintendent's Office in Melbourne directs · A notice regarding a claim to exercise a right of pre-emption for a ru · An individual charged with highway robbery escaped from the Market-Squ · A Public Pound was established at the Village Reserve, known as Footsc · All 18 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 15 August 1848 · 52 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 18 August 1848 · 92 notices