other · 1846
This notice contains three distinct sections: an auction of property found with a convicted felon, a report of a Ticket of Leave holder escaping custody with a stolen horse, and a request for remount horses for the Mounted Police.
NOTICE. TO be sold by public auction, at the Court House, Windsor, on Friday, the 20th day of February, 1846, …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderAndrew Harford
ShipLord Lynedoch
OfficialGeorge Shirley
RoleChief Constable
OffenderJames Target
ShipMarquis Huntley
OfficialGeorge Gordon
OfficialConstable Kelly
PersonMr. Hale
PersonMr. Alexander Munro
OfficialW. Mair
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 13, 13 February 1846.
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People in this noticeGeorge Shirley · James Target · George Gordon · Constable Kelly · Mr. Alexander Munro · W. Mair
Also on page 7Tenders are invited for furnishing forage supplies for the Colonial Se · Property washed ashore near Newcastle, including sperm oil and tallow, · Quarter Sessions to be held at Berrima Court House on 26 February 1846
Elsewhere in this issueAn auction of 1568 cattle, 4688 wethers, and 58 rams, the property of · Notices regarding the insolvent estates of Robert Smeales and Thomas H · Return of Crown cattle at Moreton Bay allotted for sale, lots 1-10: 15 · Contractor · All 78 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 10 February 1846 · 75 notices · Port Phillip Government Gazette 12 February 1846 · 19 notices
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