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Notices twice or oftener repeated, are only once referred to herein. Page. Page. A. Appointments—Executive—continued. Animals Lost or Stolen— Cu toms— . Bay buggy horse, &c, T. M. Paterson ... ... 45 Cumming, Charles F., to be Customs Officer at Bay horse and grey horse, L. H. Hathaway ... 186 Goondiwindi ... ... ... ... ... 811 Bay horse, W. Bartley 820 Hall, Edwin Edgar, to be Assistant Statistical Chesnut gelding, T. Large ... .... ... ... 1408 Clerk, Brisbane... ... ... ... ... 311 Dark-chesnut gelding, J. Hunter ... ... ... 663 Hartley, Robert Taylor, to be Sub-Collector at Iron-grey draught filly, Kent and Wienholt ... 759 Cairns ... ... ... 1007 Strawberry cow and calf, T. Donohoue ... ... 107 Lyons, Michael Augustine, to be Second Officer Appointments, Executive— at Mackay ... ... 1007 Agent-General's Office, London— Smales, John Flint, to be Clerk and Locker, Dicken, Charles Shortt, to be Secretary ... 1147 Mackay... ... 1007 Alderman— Wiltshire, David Bowen, to be a Coast-waiter Ashney, Thomas, Gayndah ... ... ... 735 at the Endeavour River ... ... ... 947 Auctioneers for Government Business— Dutaillis, Charles Eobert, Mackay ... ... 75 " Diseases in Sheep Act of 1867 "— Jessop, John Shillito, Dalby ... ... ... 1146 General List of New Appointments ... ... 85Q Auditors of Municipalities— Distilleries— Field, William, Ipswich 633 Gore, St. George Ralph, to be Chief Inspector Kinealy, Patrick, Gayndah ... ... ... 735 of Distilleries ... ... 75 Reid, Frederick, Gayndah ... ... ... 735 McMahon, John, to be an Inspector ... ... H Bailiffs, Sheriff's— " Divisional Boards Act of 1879 "— Page, Horace J., Roma ... ... ... ... 1513 To be Auditors of the following Divisions— Thompson, J. B., Stanthorpe ... ... ... 687 Biyant, Frederick, Burrum 620 Bailiff, Warden's— Campbell, Archibald, Warroo ... ... 725 Keary, James, Charters Towers ... ... 687 Ferguson, William Fairlie, Ravenswood ... 1203 Board to supervise Operations by Competitors in Darling Downs District for the Reward of £1,000 Macintosh, Thomas B., Warroo ..." ... 1378 for the Cure of Rust in Wheat— Markwell, Charles Robert, Baramba ... 620 Bernays, Lewis Adolphus, F.L.S. ... .,, 1318 O'Donohue, Martin, Taroom ... ... 791 Gillam, Charles ... 1318 Philpott, William, Nerang ... ... 791 Hayes, Charles E. ... 1318 Prizeman, William B., Calliope ... ... 1059 Horwitz, Jacob, M.L.A. 1318 Robertson, James, Burrum ... ... 674 Kates, Francis, M.L.A 1318 Stoakes, Edward, Brassall ... ,,, 850 Mason, Maurice Charles.., ... ... ... 1318. Young, Robert Swan, Taroom ,,, ... 1513 Mclntosh, Donald 1318 To be Members of Boards— Mclntyre, Peter 1318 Barr, James Frank, No. 1 Subdivision of McKeachie, James ... ... ... ... 1318 Division of Coomera ... ... ... 1008 Way, Edward 1318 Clark, Thomas John, Subdivision No. 3 of Wilson, James ... 1377 Division of Kargoolnah ... ... ... 1614 " Brands Act of 1872 "— Jensen, Peter, Subdivision No. 2 of Division Armstrong, Maxwell, to be Inspector of Brands ofHann 1146 for the District of North Kennedy ... ... 1146 Joyner, William Charles, No. 3 Subdivision De Tillers, James Evatt, to be Deputy- of Division of Caboolture ... ... 1513 ^ Registrar 167 White, David, Burrum Divisional Board... 1203 Clerks of Petty Sessions, Acting— Dredge " Lytton "— Cahill, Andrew (Senior Constable), Comet ... 76 Stone, James, to be Master of the Dredge Carey, John (Sergeant), Emerald ... ... 76 "Lytton" ... 207 Dowling, Robert (Constable), Veresdale ... 1059 "Electoral Bolls Act of 1879 "— Gillanders, Robert (Senior Constable), Ingham 850 Jones, John Bennett, to discharge the Duties Kincaide, John (Sergeant), Ellangowan ... 12 required to be performed by Justices in Petty Little, Robert (Senior Constable), Cape River 735 Sessions within the Police District of Charters McDonagh, Peter (S enior Constable) ,Muttaburr a 791 Towers and Cape River ... ... ... 791 Pickering, Jonathan (Constable), Tewantin ... 1008 Executive Engineer— Colonial Secretary's Department— Dick, Gavan Gemmell, to be Executive En- Brown, William Alexander, to be Clerk ... 1146 gineer for Queensland in the United King- Gray, Robert J., to be Under Colonial Secretary 11 dom 1008 Ryder, William Henry, to be Chief Clerk ... 12 Gaol at Toowoomba— Consular— To be an Industrial and Reformatory School Drury, Edward Robert, Esquire— for Girls, and the Gaoler and Matron for the To be Consular Agent for Belgram in Queens- time being to be Superintendent and Matron 1514 land 75 Gold Fields- To be Consul for Belgram in Queensland ... 311 Gill, Francis, to be Warden of the Palmer Gold Eldred, William Henry, Esquire, provisionally Fields 1146 recognised as Consul-General of Chili in Sellheim, Phillip F., to be Warden of the Char- Australia and New Zealand ... ... ... 167 ters Towers Gold Fields 1146 Goyzueta, Alessandro de, approved as Consul Warden of the Hodgkinson Gold Field to be for the King of Italy, at Melbourne... ... 1318 . Commissioner for the Walsh and Tinaroo Heussler, The Hon. John Christian, to be Con- Mining License Districts ... ... ... 1318 sul for the German Empire in Queensland, provisionally ... ... ... ... ... 311 Harbour Master— Krauel, Dr. Richard, approved as Consul- Sykes, Albert E., to be Harbour Master and General for the German Empire, in Australia 1513 Pilot at the Port of Rockhampton ... ... 207 Crown Law Offices— Harbours and Rivers— Burkitt, Horace, to be Registrar of the Central Jardine, Alexander William, to be Superintend- District Court 1318 ing Engineer, Fitzroy River Works ... .,, 1007 Cain, James, to be Junior Clerk in the Sheriffs Health ©fficer— Department ... ... ... 687 May, Thomas Henry, M.D., Bundaberg ... IQ'J INDEX. 1'age. Page. Appointments—Executive—continued. Appointments—Executive—continued. Hospitals— Licensing Boards, under " Licensing Boards Jet qjT 1879"—continued. To be Members of the Committees of Manage- To be Members for the following Police Districts— ment— continued. Brisbane— Charters Towers and Cape River— Charters, W. S. E. M ... 394 Bramston, Henry 453 453 Deane, John. ... ... ... ... ... 394 Drew,
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