Government Gazette appoints commissioners and discloses contracts
The Government Gazette details appointments to the Victorian Commissioners list and removal of John Jamieson from Melbourne. It catalogs numerous government contracts across Geelong Ballarat and Melbourne for roads bridges and maintenance with monetary values and contractors such as William Owen, Timothy Ryan, C. W. Maray, and Johnlynn and Co, spanning June to December 1801.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrwa
Cordon
Wario
D. A.florens
HG. Maccensis
Murray
J. TH. Riley
D. E. Wilmot
W. J Drommend
Bare O 'Beener
Crown Ag
John Jamieson
Bay
Melbourne
Mag Tratee
Vigtoria
Ballaarat
Oontrack
Carisbrook
Avoca Roed
Willian Owen
Geelong
Mainetenance Ballarat
Raginn Toad
Timothy Ryan
Ballaurat
Ansonance Crenwick
Clunet
Aushot Rand
C. W. Maray
Terangsat
Dalton
Malbourne
Ply and Co
Geelong Steins Rasimmande
William Oabomne
Citadelbourne
Johnlynn
Ailuman
Residency and Cultivation Licenses for Country Lands
Notice of modifications to licenses for occupying and cultivating surveyed country lands. Applicants must state allotment size and position, with licenses limited to specific acre ranges. Portions may be applied for if parcels exceed certain sizes, with ground-marked boundaries by a licensed surveyor. J. Brooke, President, Board of Land and Works, Melbourne, 16 September 1861.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Tad and Works
Harsby
Fragmentary Theoghts on Aigees and gold-Balds in Maltrousine
A garbled relic describes groups of steogts from Maltrousine and Aiggees from the gold-Balds in the main streets. Crowds crowd whip ping offices seeking purgoin inquiries. A noted change shows slower rushes as others return to prior labors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Wena
Geelong Advertiser extracts on New Zealand gold fever and local affairs
The Geelong Advertiser publishes letters from William Woods of Nelson New Zealand detailing voyages to the Tasman diggings where gold was scarce and lives were hard. It notes resignations from the Melbourne police amid New Zealand gold fever and possible mass departure. It reports the second Victorian Industrial Exhibition plan, crown land rent disputes in Ballarat, a concert for the Collingwood Volunteer Band, and various court and police items from Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geelong Advertiser
William Woods
Enlong
New Zealand
Tuspeke
Fife
Australia
Inspector Branigan
Dunedin
Branigan
Victoria
Melbourne
Banda Waa
Ballsarat
Trupema
Dunn
Qhinsborough
M*deemott
Jearnad
Pperutu
Belpw
Cary Ont
Lord Rilwnborough
Logal
Collingwood
Brigady
National Hall
Hartigan
Misa Bailey
Hotham Artillery Company
Théas
Lefora
Thames Francis Gell
Leing Arty
Hotham Company
Marri
Hotham
Artillery Corps
Prince's Bridge
Martin Rice
Executive Council
Mr Green
Reva
Daniel Lardon
James Moora
Beseetey
Mulbourne Cricket Ground
Neapon
East Melbourng
St. Kilda
Rappd
Richmond
Shillinglaw
John Cochrane
Ceres
Seman
Angus Osmoron
John Bergin
Sa”Xbarer
Anno ‘Welsh
Ane Lind
Hilnabeth Martin
West Melbourne
Sydney
Guthrie
Distinctive charismen in murnderable corps noted in 1935 voting
The report records 84 members enrolled for a two year term beginning October 1935, including many former officers and 35 re wardtwmnia entries. Deputy officers noted numerous prospective members. A committee was appointed to run general affairs and other questions were tabled for a future meeting.
Impounding Act and Farwerl Commons Meeting Report
A provincial meeting at Moriwon's Imperial Water Back Creek discusses abuses under the Impounding Act. Residents condemn squatter conduct, call for pounds to serve public needs, curb illegal practices, and urge government control, publicity of cattle brands, and stricter penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moriwon
Imperial Water
Back Creek
Jenkinson
Eyate
Henry Densty
Porwrey
Ada
Cetubee
Seaton
of Common
Notici
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. 1 Brooke
Office of the Boned of Land and Works
Tieve
Lave Om Maciet
Ees Co
Aiharwina Hy
Farwerl
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