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Copyright © 2010 Archive Digital Books Australasia All Rights Reserved NEW SOUTH W GOVERNMENT GAZETTE FOR THE -yEAR, 1869. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. I. FROM 1ST JANUARY TO 30Til JUNE. Op cautboritg. SYDNEY: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY THOMAS RICHARDS, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, PHILLIP-STREET. 1869. INDEX TO THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, FOR THE HALF-YEAR ENDING 30 JUNE, 1869. A Page Page Agents for sale of Crown Lands-Appointed 542, 1563 ABATTOIR Road-Deviation in road from, to Great Albert-Land in Pastoral District of reserved from North road near Gladesville, confirmed 510 sale 131, 135, 1666 Abercrombie River Gold Fields-Temporary reserve of Albury-Aldermen and Auditors, Borough of, elected ... 484 land at, revoked 475 Assizes at ,. 617 Aberdeen-Road from, to J. T. Hughes' land, opened 174 By-laws, Borough of 1159 Abstracts-Balance Sheet, Savings' Bank 292 Council Clerk and Valuers, Borough of, „ Disbursements, Consolidated Revenue Fund 77, 995 appointed 1383 „ Loans' Services 80, 998 Court for revision of Electoral Lists at 591 1656 „ Quarterly Statements of Insolvent Estates 155, 1022 77 District Registrar for, appointed „ Revenue of the Colony '73, 991 Mayor, Borough of, elected 484 101 „ Special Accounts 82,1000 77 Meeting of Owners of Sheep at 155, 1406 Accepted Tenders for Runs 399 71 Quarter Sessions at 685 Accounts filed in Estates of following persons :- 77 Receipts and Expenditure, Borough of 156 Alexander Robert 1070 71 Returning Officer, Borough of, appointed 712 Beeston George 1198 77 Tender for supplies to, accepted 553 Berry Samuel 817 77 Treasurer, Borough of, appointed Billing Martha 658 Aldermen and Auditors-Elected 56, 119, 335, 336, 365, 366, Bradridge William 1174 368, 414, 415, 431, 432, 455, 456, 483, 484, 517, Campbell Douglas 1657 548, 620, 684, 878, 1271, 1335 Chase Morgan Charles 519 Alexander Robert-Accounts filed in Estate of 1070 Cockburn Weymss Thomas Robert 1469 Alexandria-Aldermen and Auditors, Borough of, Cope Joseph 121 elected 415 Cox Edward 1353 77 Council Chambers at, appointed a Polling Cuthbert Henry 769 Place 1461 Day Thomas 416 Mayor, Borough of, elected 156, 415 Dobie John 931 Receipts and Expenditure, Borough of 654, 1069 Donaldson Sir Stuart Alexander 658 „ Valuers, Borough of, appointed Douglas John 685 Alford J.--Elected a Sheep Director Edge John William 1510 Algoa Bay-Change in Cape Reciffe Light at 1345971798 Fischer Mark 485 Alignment of Streets-Borough of Glebe 1253, 1276 Fitzpatrick Mary 1422 Borough of Marrickville 1253, 1276 Hanratty Peter 65 „ Borough of Morpeth 1253,1276 Hubbard Thomas 1124 „ Borough of Paddington 99 Humphreys Salisbury John Morin 1657 77 Borough of Randwick 99 Koll Robert 43 Sydney Common 100 Lovecraft Joshua 1174 Allen Hon. George-Appointed a Member of the Lynch Andrew 1510 Council of Education 29 Macdona Thomas Jones 984 If Appointed Vice-President of the Savings' Madden Thomas 817 Bank..., 169 M`Lean John Donald 1095 Allen George Wigram-Elected Mayor, Borough of the Painter George 336 Glebe 415 Payne Susannah 1635 Allen William Bell-Appointed a Valuer, Borough of Richardson William 554 Waverley 1025 Thornbery Henry . 1568 Alsen Aaron-Creditors to prove debts in Estate of Wilson Jane 1469 Alston Thomas-Elected an Alderman, Borough of Wood William 725 Paddington 483 Accounts of Pitt Town Common 300 Alteration of days of publication of Government Acres E. H.-Elected a Sheep Director 511 Gazette 170, 759 Acts of Parliament of New South Wales :- Ambrose C. N.-Appointed a Telegraph Station Master 1583 Appropriation 893 Ambrose Norbert-Appointed a Junior Operator 1583 Cathedral Close 603 Anderson Alexander-Elected a Sheep Director 470 Clifts Coal Property Leasing 529 Anderson William John-Appointed Honorary Assistant Consolidated Revenue Fund, No. 1 345 Surgeon, Duke of Edinburgh's Highland Consolidated Revenue Fund, No. 2 ... ...... 705 Rifle Corps 100 Impounding Act Amendment 851 Andrew George-Elected an Alderman, Borough of Municipalities Act Amendment . 845 Redfern 483 Police Regulation Extension 825 Andrews Joseph-Nominated and appointed a Sheep Public Works Loan 907 Director 611 Randwick and Coogee Roads Transfer 847 Andrews William-Elected an Alderman, Bourke Ward 1271 Road Act Amendment 531 Antill J. M.-Nominated and appointed a Sheep Summary Convictions and Orders Amendment 823 Director 611 Treasury Bills 909 Appin-Road from to Wilton opened 612 United Insurance Company's Act Amend- Apple-tree Flat-Appointed a Polling Place ment '707 Post Office established at 1019 Workhouse Act Repeal 849 Applications-For establishment of new Public Schools ... 194, Acts of Parliament-Not disallowed 1344 250, 298, 454, 547, 617, 653, '769, 930, 1121, 1174, „ Published 345, 529, 531, 603, 705, 707, 823, 825, 845, 1326, 1421, 1469 847, 849, 851, 893, 907, 909 For rescission of reserve of water frontage, Lane Adams A. A.-Nominated and appointed a Sheep Cove River Director 611 For rescission of water frontage, Parramat9t7,a0 1301 Adams Philip Francis-Appointed a Commissioner to River 970 inquire into and report upon means to be For rescission of water frontage, Rocky Point, adopted to mitigate damage by floods in Middle Harbor 678 Hunter River 1212 )7 To erect a Jetty between Dawes' and Miller's Additional By-laws-Government Railways 591 Points 447 • INDRX.-1869. Page B Application to erect a Jetty at Johnstone's Bay, Balmain 870 Page To erect Jetties in Borough of Balmain 1650 BAGLIN John Hinton-Appointed a valuer Borough 7, To erect Wharf, Hunter's Hill 971 of Waverley 1025 ,f To purchase by Lessees of Crown Lands ...320, 675, Bailey Henry-Appointed Poundkeeper Borough East 1219, 1253, 1399, 1522 Maitland 1226 2, To reclaim and purchase land, Berry's Bay, Bailey Miles-Appointed an Inspector of Slaughter- North Shore - it 230 houses 335 Jf To reclaim and purchase land, Johnstone's Bay 230 Bailiffs-Appointed 15, 251, 298, 414, 483, 620, 622, 654, 655, 2, To register Trade Marks 453, 1069 722, 983, 1123, 1304, 1421, 1528 Appraisement-Of Runs of Crown Lands 320, 446 Baird Thomas-Nominated and appointed a Sheep Director 672 Approaching Land Sales-Notification of ... 4, 31, 50, 153, 179, Bald Hills-Appointed a Polling Place 315 205, 235, 295, 322, 362, 400, 427, 443, 479, 512, Balmain-Aldermen
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