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All Rights Reserved QUEENSLAND GOVERNME NT GAZETTE. VOLTJ-ME XXXII. FROM 1ST JANUARY TO 30TH JUNE, 1883. 1ubtizt bgj4t ritg. i BRISBANE: BY AUTHORITY : JAMES C. BEAL, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WILLIAM STREET. 1883. INDEX-1883. VOLUME XXXII. Notices twice or oftener repeated , are only once referred to herein. A. Page. Page. A ppointments - continued. Abraham, Mrs. M., Appointment of, Education Depart- Customs- ment ... ... ... ... ... 972 Boarding Officer ... ... ... ... ... 656 Abraham, R.- Clerk ... ... ... ... ... ... 468,656, 970, Transfer of, Education Department ... .. ... 971 1256, 1548 Resignation of as Lieutenant , Volunteer Force ... 1633 Gauger ... ... ... ... ... 173,970 Adair , J. H., to be a Licensed Surveyor ... ... 245, 255 Landing Waiter ... ... ... ... ... 173 Adams, Major J. H., to be on Board of Examiners, Locker ... ... ... ... ... ... 970 Volunteer Force ... ... ... ... 100 Officer ... ... ... ... ... ...656,970,1256, Adams, C. E.- 1445, 1633 Compensation for Road ... ... ... ... 1044 Sub-Collector ... ... ... ... ... 468 To be a Justice of the Peace ... 1103 Sub-Inspector, Border Patrol ... ... ... 173 Addison, Rev . J., Notice of Removal ... ... ... 683 Tide Waiter ... ... ... 173, 656, 970 Aird, T., to be Clerk , Stamp Office ... ... 715 " Diseases in .$'heep Act of 1867 "- Airey , P., to Class III., Division 3, Public Instruction Sheep Director ... ... ... ... 1154 Department ... ... ... ... ... 973 District Court, Registrar of ... ... 99, 1102 Aland, R., to be on Committee , Toowoomba Hospital ... 468 Divisional Boards-See " Divisional Boards." Albion , A., Tender accepted ... ... ... ... 735 " Divisional Boards Act Amendment Act Of Aldis , Rev. J ., Registered as Minister ... ... ... 950 1882 Alexander , M ., to be Auditor , Douglas Divisional Board 656 Inspector ... ... ... ... ... ... 63 Alford, C. G., to be on Committee , Toowoomba Hospital 468 Fire Brigade- Alford , T., to be a Member, Barambah Marsupial Board 1345 Mackay 99 Allen, J., Error in Deed ... ... ... ... 28 Superintendent of, or Assistant •Superintendent- Alston , J. W., Notice in Goods of 915 Brisbane ... ... ... ... ... 356,1101 Amsden, T. C., to be a Justice of the Peace ... ... 1103 Charters Towers ... ... ... ... 1548 Anderson , J ., Notice in Estate of .. 1537 Cooktown ... ... ... ... ... 1104 Anderson , W., to Class III., Division 3, Public Instruc- Toowoomba ... ... ... ... 1494 tion Department ... ... ... ... 973 " Gold Fields Act of 1874 "- Andrews, F., to be a Member, Warwick Board of Health 873 Mining Surveyor ... ... ... ... ... 355 Animals Lost or Stolen ... ... ... ... ... 270, 309, 407, Warden ... ... ... ... ... 1256, 1345,1633 454, 915, 1071, 1673 Hospital Committee- Aplin, Hon. W., to be a Member, Dalyrmple Divisional Brisbane ... ... .. , ... ... ... 468 Board ... ... ... ... ... 1152 Toowoomba ... ... ... ... ,.. APP Appleton , C., to be Poundkeeper , Clermont ... ... 439 Warwick ... ... ... ... ... 924 Appointments , Executive, etc.- Hydraulic Engineer ... ... ... ... ... 356 Aide- de Camp to His Excellency the Administrator Immigration Department- of the Government ... ... ... ... 1213 Clerk ... ... ... 924 Attorney-General ... ... ... ... ... 67 Immigration Agent, Townsville 925 Auctioneer ... ... ... ... ... 16, 98, 799, " Insolvency Act of 1874 "- 1035,1036,1152,1314,1547District Receiver... ... ... ... ... 99, 1102 Bailiff- Inspector of- Cro wn Lands ... ... ... ... ... 98, 1035 Brands ... ... ... ... ... ... 1683 District Court ... ... ... ... ... 142, 390, 439 Mines .. .. .. ... 355 High ... ... ... ... ... 99, 356, 468, Pacific Islanders and Labourers, Townsvi lle ... 925 1102 Slaughter-houses ... ... ... 356, 468, 715, Sheriff's .. , ... ... ... ... 411, 657 924, 1103, 1548, 1683 Sma ll Debts Court ... ... ... ... 210, 255, 309, Weights and Measures ... ... 439, 1700 390,439,911,961,1235,1437,1671" Jury Act of 1867 "- Board of Health , Members of- Deputy Sheriff ... ... ... ... ... 142 Toowoomba ... ... ... ... ... 468- Justices Authorised to Celebrate Marriages 1345,1633,1682 Warwick ... ... ... ... ... 873 Give Consent, &c.-See Boatman Pilot ... ... ... ... ... 1445 " Marriage Act of 1864." " Claims Against Government Act "- Lands Department- Nominal Defendant ... ... ... ... 1400 Acting Ranger and Bailiff •• ... 98 Clerk of Petty Sessions ... ... ... ... 99, 283, 356, Appraiser ... •. .. 799, 970 715, 924, 1104, 1153, 1548, 1633 Land Agent ... ... 98,800,1152, Colonial Secretary's Department- 1214, 1445, 1494, 1547, 1632 Clerk ... .. ... ... 99 Land Commissioner ... ... ... 98, ?214,1445 Commissioner for taking Affidavits ... ... ...321, 683,1487 1547,1548,163 2 Consul .. .. ... ... ... ... ... 1153 Ranger and Bailiff ... 1035, 1256,1494 Crown Law Offices- Staff Surveyor .. ... 970 Chief Justice (Acting) ... ... 800 " Licensing Boards Act of 1879 "- Clerk Associate to Mr. Justice Cooper ... 173 Members of, for District of- Clerk Associate to Mr. Justice Harding .., 411 Bowen ... 1153 Clerk, first, to Crown Solicitor ... ... 970 Brisbane .,: ... 1153 Crown Prosecutor, Southern District Court ... 16 Bundaberg ... ... ... ... ... 1103 Deputy Judge, Southern District Court ... 1548 Charters Towers and Cape River ... 1103 Judge, Northern District Court ... 16 Cleveland ... ... ... ... 1153 Judge Ordinary (Matrimonial cases ) ... ... 800 Ipswich ... 1153 Tipataff to Mr. Justice Cooper ... 174 Logan 1168 w. INDEX. Page. Page. Appointments-- continued. Appointments - continued. " Licensing Boards Act of 1879 "-continued. Public Instruction Department- continued. Members of, for District of-continued. State Schools , Members of Committee of- Maryborough... ... ... ... 1153 continued. Tiaro ... ... ... ... ... ... 1257 Clifton Colliery- Toowoomba ... ... ... ... 1153 Easton, Frederick Charles ... ... 174 Magistrate of the Territory ... ... ... 715, 1103, Gillam, William ... ... ... 174 1345 Linnett, Thomas ... ... 174 "Marsupial Destruction Act of 1881 "- Nutt, William ... ... ... 174 Members of Board- Shapcott , William Edwin ... ... 174 General List 1104-1127 Cometville- Districtof- Bradshaw , Michael ... ... ... 1036 Baramba ... ... ... ... 1345 Crawford, John ... ... ... 1036 Diamantina
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