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THE
VICTORIA
GOVERNMENT GAZETTE;
pV6lisryen tg autryorifg
OF
HIS
EXCELLENCY
SIR CHARLES HENRY DARLING, K.C.B.
VOL. XXVI.
,FROM 1sr JULY TO 31sT DECEMBER,
F-1111-ur
3p autbovitp
JOHN FERRES, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, MELBOITRNE.

104
VICTORIA GOV1RNMENT GAZETTE.
SUBSCRI TON,9, c- The subscription, including Postage, is at
the rate of £3 8s. 8d. per annum.
SubscripSonsrra commence at the beginning of any month, but
aie required 'tb terminate with the quarters ending March, June,
September, or December ; a less period than three months cannot
be subscribed for.
ADVERTISEMENTS are charged at the rate of One Shilling for
each of the fist six lines, and Sixpence for every additional line;
and must be legibly written on, one side of the paper only.
The GOVERNMENT GAZETTE is published on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY in each week, and Notices for insertion must be received
by the Government Printer, at or before Ten o'clock of the day
preceding
the day of publication.
POSTAGE STAMPS cannot in any case be received in payment
from any place at which Post Office Orders are issued, and under
any circumstances
ARE SUBJECT TO A DEDUCTION AT THE RATE
OF ONE SHILLING IN THE POUND.
Single copies of the GOVERNMENT GAZETTE are 2s. each, and
are subject to postage 1d. each.
% * All payments are required in advance, and Letters and
Remittances should be addressed to " The Government Printer,
Melbourne."
13rtbate Lbbertioemento.
1
In the Insolvent Estate of THOMAS Rig, of Geelong, in the
colony of Victoria, auctioneer.
Geelong Circuit District.
NOTICE is hereby given that an account and plan of distribution
of available assets in the above estate now lies at the
office of the Commissioner of Insolvent Estates for the Circuit
District of Geelong, in the colony of Victoria, at the Insolvent
Court, Myers street, Geelong, for the inspection of the creditors
thereof; and that any creditors or other person interested
therein objecting to the same must lodge a caveat, stating the
grounds of such objection, at the office of the said Commissioner
of Insolvent Estates, within sixteen days from the date hereof.
Dated at Geelong, this 8th day of January, A.D. 1863.
GEORGE WEBSTER,
No. 49
Official Assignee.
In the Insolvent Estate of EDWIN WOOD, of Geelong, in the
colony of Victoria, general agent.
Geelong Circuit District.
NOTICE is hereby given that an account and plan of distribution
of available assets in the above estate now lies
at the office of the Commissioner of Insolvent Estates for the
Circuit District of Geelong, in the colony of Victoria, at the
Insolvent Court, Myers street, Geelong, for the inspection of
the creditors thereof; and that any creditors or other person
interested therein objecting to the same must lodge a caveat,
stating the grounds of such objection, at the office of the said
Commissioner of Insolvent Estates, within sixteen days from
the date hereof.
Dated at Geelong, this 8th day of January, A.D. 1863.
GEORGE WEBSTER,
No. 50
Official Assignee.
INSOLVENCY.
In the Insolvent Estate of GEORGE SMITH, of Linton's, in the
colony of Victoria, butcher.
Geelong Circuit District.
OTICE is hereby given that an account and plan of dis-
A-l tribution of available assets in the above estate now lies
at the office of the Commissioner of Insolvent Estates for the
Circuit District of Geelong, in the colony of Victoria, at the
Insolvent Court, Myers street, Geelong, for the inspection of
the creditors thereof ; and that any creditors or other person
interested therein objecting to the same must lodge a caveat,
stating the grounds of such objection, at the office of the said
Commissioner of Insolvent Estates, within sixteen days from
the date hereof.
Dated at Geelong, this 8th day of January, A.D. 1863.
GEORGE WEBSTER,
No. 45
Official Assignee.
In the Insolvent Estate of RICHARD MAJOR HUNT, of Golden
Point, Ballaarat, in the colony of Victoria, slaughterman.
Geelong Circuit District.
NOTICE is hereby given that an account and plan of distribution
of available assets in the above estate now lies at
the office of the Commissioner of Insolvent Estates for the
Circuit District of Geelong, in the colony of Victoria, at the
Insolvent Court, Myers street, Geelong, for the inspection of
the creditors thereof i and that any creditors or other person
interested therein objecting to the same must lodge a caveat,
stating the grounds of such objection, at the office of the said
Commissioner of Insolvent Estates, within sixteen days from
the date hereof.
Dated at Geelong, this 8th day of January, A.D. 1863.
GEORGE WEBSTER,
No. 46
Official Assignee.
In the Insolvent Estate of ANDREW LAIDLAW, of Kirkstall,
Belfast, in the colony of Victoria, farmer.
Geelong Circuit District.
NOTICE is hereby given that an account and plan of distribution
of available assets in the above estate now lies
at the office of the Commissioner of Insolvent Estates for the
Circuit District of Geelong, in the colony of Victoria, at the
Insolvent Court, Myers street, Geelong, for the inspection of
the creditors thereof ; and that any creditors or other person
interested therein objecting to the same must lodge a caveat,
stating the grounds of such objection, at the office of the said
Commissioner of Insolvent Estates, within sixteen days from the
date hereof.
Dated at Geelong, this 8th day of January, A.D. 1863.
GEORGE WEBSTER,
No. 47
Official Assignee.
In the Insolvent Estate of HENRY GILL, of Belmont, in the
colony of Victoria, storekeeper.
Geelong Circuit District.
is hereby given that an account and plan of distri-
N bution of available assets in the abovestate now lies at
the office of the Commissioner of Insolvent Estates for the
Circuit District of Geelong, in the colony of Victoria, at the
Insolvent Court, Myers street, Geelong, for the inspection of
the creditors thereof i and that any creditors or other person
interested therein objecting to the same must lodge a caveat,
stating the grounds of such objection, at the office of the said
Commissioner of Insolvent Estates, within sixteen days from
the date hereof.
Dated at Geelong, this 8th day of January, A.D. 1863.
GEORGE WEBSTER,
No. 48
Official Assignee.
In the Insolvent Estate of EDWIN WOOD and THOMAS Rix,
of Geelong, in the colony of Victoria, traders.
Geelong Circuit District.
NOTICE is hereby given that an account and plan of distribution
of available assets in the above estate now lies at
the office of the Commissioner of Insolvent Estates for the
Circuit District of Geelong, in the colony of Victoria, at the
Insolvent Court, Myers street, Geelong, for the inspection of
the creditors thereof; and that any creditors or other person
interested therein objecting to the same must lodge a caveat,
stating the grounds of such objection, at the office of the said
Commissioner of Insolvent Estates, within sixteen days from the
date hereof.
Dated at Geelong, this 8th day of January, A.D. 1863,
GEORGE WEBSTER,
No. 51
Official Assignee.
In the Insolvent Estate of JAMES TUCKER, of Mortlake, in
the colony of Victoria, storekeeper.
Geelong Circuit District.
OTICE is hereby given that an account and plan of distribution
N
of available assets in the above estate now lies at
the office of the Commissioner of Insolvent Estates for the
Circuit District of Geelong, in the colony of Victoria, at the
Insolvent Court, Myers street, Geelong, for the inspection of
the creditors thereof ; and that any creditors or other person
interested therein objecting to the same must lodge a caveat,
stating the grounds of such objection, at the office of the said
Commissioner of Insolvent Estates, within sixteen days from
the date hereof.
Dated at Geelong, this 8th day of January, A.D. 1863.
GEORGE WEBSTER,
No. 52
Official Assignee.
In the Insolvent Estate of JAMES IIIVING, of Geelong, in the
colony of Victoria, gentleman.
Geelong Circuit District.
NOTICE is he'reby given that an account and plan of distribution
of available assets in the above estate now lies at
the office of the Commissioner of Insolvent Estates for the
Circuit District of Geelong, in the colony of Victoria, at the
Insolvent Court, Myers street, Geelong, for the inspection of
the creditors thereof ; and that any creditors or other person
interested therein objecting to the same must lodge a caveat
stating the grounds of such objection, at the office of the said
Commissioner of Insolvent Estates, within sixteen days from
the date hereof.
Dated at Geelong, this 8th day of January, A. D. 1863.
GEORGE WEBSTER,
No. 53
Official Assignee,
In the Insolvent Estate of WILLIAM MCKNIGHT and ALEX-
ANDER GRASSICK, of Ballaarat, in the colony of Victoria,
brewers.
Geelong Circuit District.
NOTICE is hereby given that an account and plan of distribution
of available assets in the above estate now lies at
the office of the Commissioner of Insolvent Estates for the
Circuit District of Geelong, in the colony of Victoria, at the
Insolvent Court, Myers street , Geelong, for the inspection of
the creditors thereof, and that any creditors or other person
interested therein objecting to the same must lodge a caveat
stating the grounds of such objection, at the office of the said
Commissioner of Insolvent Estates , within sixteen days from
the date hereof.
Dated at Geelong , this 8th day of January, A .D.1863.
No. 54
GEORGE WEBSTER,
Official Assignee.

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IIIIi
n, DIE 11 O I T. IS
GOVERNMENT
VI C TORI
A
1JubIictjeb -Pautboeiti.
GAZETTE.
No. U.] TUESD AY, JANUARY 20.
[ 1863.
REGULATION RESPECTING PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
THE Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council,
has, under the authority of the Amended Audit Act, 22
Victoria No. 86, approved of the following Amended Regulation,
viz.:-
By a Regulation dated the 23rd September, 1861, it was
amongst other things prescribed, that accounts for the construction
of railways, their maintenance and working expenses,
as well as for the Engineer's Office, would be passed under the
certificate of the Engineer-in-Chief.
Such accounts will henceforth require also the certificate of
the Secretary of Railways.
By His Excellency's Command,
Treasury,
Melbourne , 5th January, 1863.
RAILWAY
WILLIAM
C. HAINES.
FROM GEELONG TO GEELONG
JUNCTION.
NOTICE TO LANDOWNERS, ETC, IN THE PARISH OF MOOR-
PANYAL, COUNTY OF GRANT.
IT is the intention of the Board of Land and Works to complete
the double line of railway, on the present line,
between the Geelong Terminus and the junction with the
Geelong and Ballaarat Railway at West Geelong, and to take
certain additional lands, for carrying out that purpose, between
the above points :
Take notice therefore that the said Board intends making
the said line of railway between the said points, according to the
plan to be seen at the Engineer's Office, Geelong Terminus, or
at the office of the Engineer-in-Chief of Victorian Railways,
Melbourne.
W. II. F. MITCHELL,
Commissioner of Railways and Vice- President of the
Board of Land and Works.
Railway Department,
Melbourne , 8th January, 1863.
AUCTIONEERS' LICENSES.
IT is hereby notified that, by virtue of the powers conferred:
on him by the 9th clause of the Licensed Auctioneers
Act, 18 Victoria No. 23, the Governor has been pleased to
extend the time for payment of the fees due on Auctioneers'
Licenses, certificates for which were obtained on the annual
licensing day, for a period of six weeks.
By His Excellency's Command,
WILLIAM C. HAINES,
Treasurer.
Treasury,
Melbourne, 29th December, 1862.
NOTICE TO POLICE MAGISTRATES AND COURTS OF
PETTY SESSIONS RELATIVE TO POUND YARDS.
THE following notice, which appeared in Gazette No. 81, of
the 3rd July, 1861, is republished for general information.
By His Excellency's Command,
WILLIAM C. HAINES.
Treasury,
Melbourne, 14th January, 1863.
Police Magistrates and Courts of Petty Sessions are requested
to obtain authority from the Treasurer before they sanction
expenditure in erecting, removing, or repairing Pound Yards.
(Signed) JAMES McCULLOCH.
No. 8.-JANUARY 20, 1863.-1.
LEASING NEW SOUTH WALES GOVERNMENT
RAILWAYS.
REFERRING to the notice from this department, dated the
9th May last, inviting tenders for leasing the Government
Railways from the 1st January next : Notice is now hereby given
that as the extensions at present in progress cannot be opened
for traffic within the anticipated time, the Government will not
be pr"pared to hand over the railways before the 1st July next,
and the time for receiving tenders is consequently extended
until the 1st May, 1863.
Those parties who have, in pursuance of the notice dated the
9th May last, already submitted tenders, are informed that the
same will remain in this office unopened, until the extended
time for the receipt of tenders expires, up to which date they
will be at liberty to send in amended tenders or to withdraw
those sent in.
Further particulars may be obtained at the Office of Public
Works, Phillip street, Sydney.
W. M. ARNOLD.
Department of Public Works,
Sydney, 9th December, 1862.
COPIES OF THE EXHIBITION CATALOGUE AND
OF THE ESSAYS FOR DISTRIBUTION.
THE Public Committees Libraries, or Mechanics' other persons Institutes, having &c., the are control herebyof
informed that copies of the Victoria Exhibition Catalogue and
of the Essays, indicating the progress, resources, and physical
characteristics of the colony, in English, French, and German,
may be obtained gratuitously, for the purpose of being deposited
in such public libraries, by making application in writing to the
Government Printer, and remitting to that officer an amount
sufficient to defray the cost of transmission by post (5s.), or they
will be delivered at the office to order.
JOHN O'SHANASSY.
Chief Secretary's Office,
Melbourne, 9th January, 1863.
ALMANACS.
NOTICE is hereby given that Almanacs for the year 1863,
for the use of the various Government Departments, can
be obtained on application to the Government Printer.
Treasury,
Melbourne, 8th January, 1863.
By His Excellency's
WILLIAM
Command,
C. HAINES,
Treasurer.
SAVINGS BANK AT GEELONG.
to the provisions of the Act of the Lieutenant
P1 Governor and Legislative Council, 16 Victoria No. 37,
commonly called " The Savings Bank Act, 1853," the Commissioners
of Savings Banks in the colony of Victoria hereby give
notice that they have appointed
THOMAS MOORE HARRINGTON , Esquire,
to be a trustee of the Savings Bank at GEELONG.
By Order of the Commissioners of Savings Banks,
CHAS. FLAXMAN,
Comptroller and Secretary.
Office of the Commissioners of Savings Banks,
Melbourne , 16th January, 1863.

PATENT FOR AN INVENTION FOR THE PRESER-
VATION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY IN BUILDINGS,
HOUSES, AND SHIPS FROM DESTRUCTION BY
FIRE.
THIS is to notify that James Partridge, of Sydney, New South
Wales, galvanized iron worker, did, on the fourth day of
February, 1863, deposit at the office of the Chief Secretary,
in Melbourne, a specification, or instrument in writing, under
his hand and seal, particularly describing and ascertaining the
nature of the said invention and in what manner the same is
to be performed; and that y reason of such deposit the said
invention is protected and secured to him exclusively for the
term of six calendar months thence next ensuing. And I do
further notify that the said James Partridge has given notice in
writing, at my chambers, of his intention to proceed with 'his
application for letters patent for the said invention, and that
I have appointed Monday, the ninth day of March next, at
Eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at my chambers, to hear and
consider the said application and all objections thereto; and I
do hereby require all persons having an interest in opposing
the grant of such letters patent, to leave before that day, at my
chambers in Melbourne, particulars in writing-of their objections
to the said application, otherwise they will be precluded
from urging the same.
Given under my hand this fifth day of February, A.D: One
thousand eight hundred and sixty-three.
R. D. IRELAND,
Attorney General.
Crown Law Offices,
192, Collins street east. No. 288*
-331
MARYBOROUGH MINING, SLUICING, AND QUARTZ
CRUSHING ASSOCIATION.
N Account of the State of Affairs of the Maryborough
A Mining, Sluicing, and Quartz Crushing Association,
from the 30th day of September, 1862, to the 31st day of December
, 1862, pursuant to the Act of Parliament of Victoria
in that behalf.
£ s. d.
Subscribed capital, represented by 25,000 money
shares of £2 each ... ... ... ... ... 50,000 0 0
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Paid up to 30th September, 1862 ... 35,236 16 9
From that date to 31st December,
1862 ... ... ... ... ... 1,274 14 0
36,511 10 9
Shares forfeited, 3801. £ s. d.
Value of machinery . 17,000 0 0
Estimated value of leaseholds ... 2,500 0 0
Mining plant and materials ...
... 250 0 0
Office furniture ... ...
107 6 6
Stores and firewood ... ...
1916 7
Total ... ...£20,377 3 1
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Value df gold, the produce of operations,
to 30th September 1862 ... 2,961 0 5
From that date to 31st December, -
1862... ... ... ... ... 144 9 3
3,105 9 8
Revenue from other sources, to 30th
September, 1862 ... ... 8,165 14 10
From that date to 31st December, -
1862 .... ... ... ... ... 399 6 9
£ s. d. £ s. d.
8,
565 1 7
£ s. d.
Amount due to Association by members in arrears
for calls, and on forfeited shares ... ... ... 1,873 7 3
Cash in hand and at banker's . ... 178 13 0
Debts due, and other securities held by the Asso-
- ciation, representing money ... ... ... 592 8 4
Date of commencement of works, 1st October, 1859.
Number of shares set apart to indemnify directors , &c., 3000
ordinary
Debts incurred by directors or other members for
£ s. d.
benefit of Association ... ... ... ... 2,719 19 11
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Wages and other incidental expenses
to 30th September, 1862 ... ... 23,348 11 7
From that date to 31st December,
1862 ... ... ... ... ... 560 16 9
23,909 8 4
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Purchasing and erection of machinery
and other plant, to 30th
September , 1862 ... ... 24,030 4 3
From that date to 31st December,
1862 ... ... ... ... ... 1,407 10 5
--- 25,447 14 8
£ s. d.
Total expenditure on works since the commencement
of operations . ... ... ... ... 49,357 3 0
WILLIAM CLARKE, JuN.,
No. 297 Director.
THE VICTORIA KAOLIN COMPANY.
STATEMENT of Affairs, January, 1863.
LIABILITIES. -
£ s. d. £ s. d.
To the capital of the company ... 16,000 0 0
Deduct 1000 shares at
5,000 0 0
£5, not issued
-Ditto calls on shares
1100 0 0
not yet made, at 10s. '
____ --- 6,100 0 0
9,900 -0 0
Due to creditors on open accounts - ... ... 353 13 10
£10,253 13 10
ASSETS.
£ s. d. £ s. d.
By property, viz.:--
First purchase of lease at Bulla-bulla 6,824 0 0
Plant account for outlay-
Outlay ... ... 4,143 19 5
Returns ... ... 1,475 3 7
2,668 15 10
Debts due to company, viz.
Banker's balance ... ... ... 136 1 3
Bills receivable .. ... 22 19 6
Outstanding debts due to company
for kaolin, &c., &c. ... 601 17 3
29th January, 1863.
WILLIAM
9,49215 10
760 18 0
£10,253 13 10
SLOGGATT,
Manager.
No. 302
STRAYED into my paddock, about the 26th January, bay
horse, branded writing C in circle on near shoulder. If
not claimed within twenty-one days will be sold to pay expenses.
4th February, 1863.
No. 298
ROBT. HUCKSON.
NOTICE.-Henry Crouch and James Henlock having dissolved
partnership this day by mutual consent, request
that all accounts may be paid and bills rendered to Henry
Crouch by the 31st of December instant.
(Signed ) HENRY CROUCH
Witness- JAMES HENLOCt.
JOHN DEEw.
This 16th day of December, 1862. No. 303
TWENTY
POUNDS REWARD.
LTOLEN or strayed from the Racecourse Paddock, Bal-
..77 laarat :-
1 black draught horse, about seventeen
near shoulder , star and snip
hands high, branded D
1 bay horse, P off rump, b off shoulder, saddle marked, star
SC -
1 brown horse, S near shoulder
J2
£5 reward will be given for each horse on delivery at Craig's
Royal Hotel ; or if stolen, £20 on conviction of the thief.
No. 300
TWO POUNDS REWARD.
LOST, a bay mare , white star in forhead, off hind foot white,
branded K or K near shoulder. Any person bringing the
60 u
same to H. C. Goad and Co., Brooke street, Smythesdale, will
receive the above reward. No. 295
NOTICE.
the black mare, blaze down face, branded D near shoulder,
P off shoulder, WB off ribs, which strayed into my paddock
in October last, is not claimed within fourteen days, will
WC
be sold to pay expenses.
31st January.
F. A. KENNY.
No. 287*
S TOLEN
or strayed from the Survey Camp, Clunes, between
the 27th and 28th instant :-
1 light bay pony, low set, with long switch tail, branded near
shoulder -, (the HF conjoined); also
HF
1 roan horse, branded t:d near shoulder (the JHr conjoined),
22
WN off shoulder JHr
R
£2 will be paid for the recovery of the above if strayed, or £10
on conviction if stolen. Apply to Mr. Hugh Fraser, Survey
Camp, Clunes ; or Mr. J. Hoare Smith, Clunes. • No. 282

332
Impounbingo'.
AVOCA.- Impounded at Avoca, 29th January, 1863, from
Avoca Common.
106. Brown or black horse , slight streak, collar marked, like IG
off shoulder
107. Brown and white yearing bull , unbranded
108. Yellow and white cow, near ear slit, blotch off ribs, rope on
neck
109. White calf, red on neck, progeny of 108, unbranded
110, Bey cob horse, saddle marked, M near and off shoulder
111. Black horse, W over It off shoulder
11. Grey horse , short tail , bay spots on near cheek and forehead,
td off shoulder
113. Light bay horse near fore and hind fetlocks white, LR
conjoined (the i;to left) over PE near shoulder, C near
neck, 11 off shoulder
If not claimed and expenses paid, to be sold on 4th March,
1863.
JOHN BATCHELOR,
12/6 Poundkeeper.
BALLAARAT.- Impounded at Ballaarat, 31st January, 1863,
by M. Ward.- Trespass 8s.
381. Red bullock both ears marked, like JMC conjoined -near
ribs, like JI near and off rump, like RO near back
By J. Birnie .- Trespass 6d.
382. Old white cow, top off off ear, TS off ribs
On 2nd February , by the Market Inspector.
458. Bay mare , ,.., near shoulder
H
H.
J2
459. Bay filly foal, progeny of 458
460. White horse, shod, collar marked, like FJ or I off shoulder
461. Roan hoarse, star, near hind foot white, F near shoulder,
AR off shoulder, has,had a fistula on neck
462. Chesnut horse, stripe down face, near hind foot white, blind
near eye, very poor, like E near shoulder
If not claimed and expenses paid, to be sold on 4th March,
1863.
J. JOHNSTON,
14/ Poundkeeper.
BELFAST .-'-Impounded at Belfast, 22nd January, 1863, by
1J John Quirk .- Trespass 5s.
1 light strawberry bullock, red ears, GA near ribs , A off shoulder,
O
TD near thigh
1 bri idle heifer, white spots, ear marked, like MM off rump
On 27th January, by Jas. Donaldson.
1 red steer, unintelligible brands near and off thigh
1 brindle strawberry cow, white fac , like B qff ribs
1 red steer , strawberry pots, -JR ofl rump
On 30ths January, by S. Nickell.
1 bay mare, Ru near shoulder
I mob claimed, and expenses paid, to be sold on 4th March,
1863.
WM. WITTON,
11/ Poundkeeper.
BULIiOC„ CREEK.--Impounded at Bullock Creek, 31st
January, 1863, by Robert Russell, Esq.
180. Brown horse, collar and saddle marked, like AM conjoined
off shoulder (writing A ), SLL off neck, S near shoulder
If not claimed and expenses paid, to be sold on 4th March,
1863.
JOHN W. GOWER,
7/ Poundkeeper.
BUNINYONG . Impounded at Buninyong , 80th January,
1863, by John Mackay , for Geo. Innes , jun.-Trespass 6d.
per head.
256. Bay horse , small star forehead , saddle and collar marked,
near shoulder like P (the j in circle ), off shoulder IH
illegible brand under
257. Grey horse , saddle marked , near shoulder C or G, off
T T
shoulder J-C
258. Black horse , near hind foot white, saddle marked, near
shoix'lder like C- (the C reversed)
FF
259. Red heifer , bald face , near rump like &r, off ribs 2N
260. Black and white cow , off rump like W
261. Brindle and white bull, no visible brand
262. Red cow, little white on belly, indescribable brand off rump
264. Red cow , off ear marked , near loin like MK
265. Strawberry cow, red neck , ears marked , near ribs JM, off
rump W
267. Yellow and white cow, near rump H, off ribs like PC PP
blotched
268. White steer, near ear marked , near ribs CD
269. Small red heifer, white back and belly, no visible brands
270. Red and white heifer, off ear marked, near rump FB
271. Light strawberry cow, near ribs MR conjoined , near rump
LH, off ribs JWC
275. Yellow ,aiid white spotted bull calf, no visible brands
276. White steer , off ribs JD
277. Red heifer , white head and belly, no visible brands
279. Yellow and white poley cow, off ear marked, blind near
eye, off rump, like 3a off ribs, blotch brand off shoulder
like TR
280. Red bull calf, progeny of above, no brands
If not claimed and expenses paid, to be sold on 4th March,
1863.
GEORGE INNES,
22/ Poundkeeper.
C ARISBROOK.-Impounded at Carisbrook.-Trespass Is. 6d.
each.
1 white bullock, diamond off rump, red ears
1 red bullock, hgop horns, JM off ribs and rump, off thigh,
like DE near rump
1 yellow cow, top, off near ear, like RR JJ off shoulder, JC off'
ribs, ID near shoulder, TR near ribs
1 red and white cow, JN or JW off rump
1 white bullock tips sawn off horns, slit near ear, like writing
W near loin, tike GW (writing W) near rump
1 strawberry bullock, slit near ear, A near rump
1 strawberry cow, MH conjoined over MP near loin, MP near
rump
1 bay horse, B near thigh, like TY over 2 or j (tail of p to left)
near shoulder, white face, near hind foot white, saddle marked
1 bay colt, star, like RJL off neck
If not claimed and expenses paid, to be sold on 4th March,
1863.
FRED. GEO. HULL,
13/6 Poundkeeper.
CHILTERN.-Impounded at Chiltern, 31st January, 1863,
by Frank Walkden, for the Managers of North Barnawartha
Common.
237. Roan horse, bald face, hind legs white, ringbone fore feet,
JG or C over MF over SCE near shoulder
238. Dark bay mare, long tail, like W very faint near shoulder
239. Bay mare, black points, long tail, PJ near shoulder, P off
0
shoulder
241. Bay horse, small star, near hind foot white, long tail, Ion
fore hoofs, F over faint indistinct brand near shoulder, V
near neck, W off shoulder
WH
242. Bay colt, like . both shoulders, like C1 near saddle
JR
243. Grey mare, had a fistula, M off shoulder, F%,off rump
244. Brown horse foal, progeny
245. Chesnut colt, long tail, illegible like R to right near
shoulder
246. Bay colt , EX near shoulder
247. Bay mare, stripe down face, hind fetlocks white, enlargement
near hock, M near shoulder, TR or K near saddle
If not claimed and expenses paid, to be sold on 4th March,
1863.
JOHN STRICKLAND,
9/ Poundkeeper.
LUNES.- Impounded at Clunes , 29th January, 1863, by
C S. Caddan, Esq .- Trespass 2s. each.
1 brown horse , branded SC near shoulder, star on forehead
1 light bay horse , sore back , horsehoe near shoulder, MB off
shoulder, --W off saddle, blind off eye
1 bay mare, JH blotched off shoulder , white spot near saddle
1 bay foal, progeny
1 brown entire horse, very poor, F near shoulder, S off shoulder-Damages
£5
1 brown mare, PFP near rump, like 2 near shoulder, off hind
foot white
1 light bay horse , like I or JT blotched off shoulder , long tail,
white spots on the saddle , bell and strap on
If not claimed and expenses paid, to be sold on 4th- March,
1863.
It. KEMP,
12/ Poundkeeper.
COLAC.--Impounded at Colac, 30th January, 1863, by Mr.
John Black.
109. Grey cobby horse, long tail , like b
conjoined near shoulder
and near neck
If not claimed and expenses paid, to be sold on 4th March,
1863.
WILLIAM ARCHER,
7/6 Poundkeeper.
CVRESWICK.-Impounded at Creswick, 31st January, 1863,
by Mr. Joseph House.-Trespass 5s.
272. Brindle cow, bald face, JC near shoulder
274. White and red spotted bull, brown neck, hoop horn, no
visible brand-Dams es 20s.
On 3rd February, by John Lee.-Damages claimed, 20s
281. Chesnut horse, blaze, hind feet white, crippled, fore feet
shod, LB conjoined near shoulder (L to left), EC over 13
off shoulder
If not claimed acid expenses paid, to be sold on 4th March,
1863.
HENRY CARPENTER,
9/6 Poundkeeper,
1

INDEX
TO THE
VICTORIAGOVERNMENT GAZETTE,
1863.
* Articles twice or oftener repeated in the Gazette are, for the most part, only once referred to in this Index.
Abattoirs.
See Sites.
A.
Aborigines: members of the central board, John Mackenzie,
1673; Robert Brough Smyth, 1673; correspondents of the
central board for the care of aborigines, 941, 1393, 1673, 2062;
ditto resigned, 1673. See Sites.
Acclimatisation : co-operation of the public for the preservation
of animals and birds introduced into Victoria, requested, 49.
See Sites.
Accounts public :
- claims against public departments to be sent in, 2, 2749,
2775, 2818, 2846; ditto against the Victoria, 113; electoral
registrars to send in their accounts, 2925; outstanding at the
treasury and its branches, 115, 371, 586, 894, 1033, 1099, 1317,
1346, 1527, 1572, 1744, 2010, 2292, 2538, 2777, 2847; claims
against the various exploring expeditions to be sent in, 255.
- regulations respecting railway accounts, 145; ditto stores,
2348; public moneys not to be mixed with private moneys,
or paid into private banking accounts, and to be entered in a
regulation cash-book in the order in which they are received,
451 ; regulations as to deposits with clerks of petty sessions
and wardens' clerks under the regulations relating to leases of
auriferous and mineral lands, and to water-right licenses, 452;
regulation as to officers empowered to certify to accounts,
1032 ; regulation as to certifying to the accounts of the lands
and survey department, 1888, 2351; regulation respecting
principals and agents, powers of attorney, &c., 2539; clerks of
petty sessions to forward with despatch returns of certificates
issued under licensing acts to the district receiver and paymaster,
1182; form of municipal account-books prescribed,
2184; regulation as to the distribution of the grant-in-aid for
public worship, 2291; regulation as to audit, &c., of the accounts
of managers of town and farmers' commons, 2319;
certain accounts of the department of lands and survey to be
certified to by Alexander John Skene, 2876; ditto of mining
and geological survey department to be certified to by Joseph
Pittman, 2876.
Accounts of companies, cemetery trustees, &c. See Cemeteries,
and the names of companies, municipalities, and road districts.
Acknowledgment of deeds. See Commissioners.
Acts of parliament, imperial: the merchant shipping acts
amendment act, 1862 (25 & 26 Viet. cap. 63), page 235;
supplemental instructions to officers in the British possessions
abroad under that act, 233; the vice-admiralty courts act of 1863,
with an explanation of the provisions of the act, 2226, &c.;
amended passengers act of 1863, page 2653; abstract of the
principal provisions of the passengers acts of 1855 and 1863,
page 2657.
Acts of parliament of Victoria :
applied for. See the names of companies and localities.
disallowed : the armed vessels regulation act, No. 95,
page 2607, 2608.
- extended. See Dog nuisance. Fisheries. Gunpowder,
Health. Town and country police.
- left to their operation : No. 162, page 1393; Nos. 144 and
155, page 1474; Nos. 163 and 164, page 1947.
- reserved : the royal assent to the aliens act, No. 166, page
802.
- acts, orders in council, and notices relating to gold-fields
and mining, published in a collected form, 2410.
A
Addresses : replies to congratulatory addresses on the marriage
of the prince and princess of Wales, 2315, 2607.
Admiralty.
Advertisements.
Affidavits.
Agents.
See Vice-admiralty.
See Gazette.
See Commissioners.
See Accounts.
Agents of the board of land and works. See Licensing agents.
Agricultural lands. See Lands.
Agriculture : member of the board of agriculture, Charles
D'Oyly H. Aplin, 1948; bye-laws of the board of agriculture,
1901, 2713; statistics for the year ending 31st March, 1863,
page 1034, 1035.
Aide-de-camp to the governor, captain William Charles Bancroft,
2037; captain Charles James Tyler, 2183.
Alberton road district, bye-laws, 2532.
Alexandra quartz mining company, notice, 1292.
Alfred extended gold mining company, notice, 1940.
Aliens : order of the queen in council, &c., assenting to the
aliens act, 802; forms to be observed by persons applying
for letters of naturalization, and extracts from the Act No.
166, page 910; exemption from Bavarian aliens' duty reciprocated,
866.
All England united gold mining company, accounts, 1638;
notice, 2894.
Almanacs obtainable from the government printer, 113.
Alpha gold mining company, nbtices, 776, 1324; accounts, 1665.
Alpine quartz crushing company, notice, 2373, 2406.
America: treaty with the United States for the suppression of
the African slave trade, 2091; pilot board's regulation as to
armed ships and prizes of the United and Confederate States,
2141.
Amherst municipality or borough : gunpowder act extended to,
731; bye-laws, 399, 599, 1043, 2039, 2164; election notices, 169,
196; half-yearly report, 1410, 1436.
Amherst pound : rates, 679; cattle impounded, 474, 664, 725,
833, 1091, 1940, 2206, 2406, 2534, 2769.
Anatomical school. See Medical school.
Anglo-Swiss gold mining company, notice, 2087.
Animals and birds introduced into Victoria, co-operation of the
public for the preservation of, requested, 49.
Animals lost, &c. See Cattle. Pounds.
Appointments, transfers, &c.:
See also Aborigines (for correspondents of the central
aboriginal board). Lands (for officers authorized to prefer
informations for unauthorized occupation, &c.). Magistrates
(for justices of the peace). Registrars of births and
deaths. Slaughter-houses (for inspectors of slaughterhouses,
&c.). Trustees (for trustees of cemeteries,
churches, and other sites). Vaccinators.
Abcott, Thomas, electoral registrar, 1393.
Agg, Edward James, acting land officer, Melbourne, 2959.
Allen, John McMahon, a commissioner under the pleuropneumonia
in cattle acts, Nos. 123 and 136, page 1182.

2 INDEX TO THE VICTORIA
Appointments-continued.
Allen, Robert, election auditor, Belfast district, 1715.
Alley, J. H., police magistrate and warden, Landsborough,
resumed duty, 1269.
Amsinek, Henry, election auditor, Richmond district, 1572.
Anderson, Caleb, captain, &o., Castlemaine troop, 2651.
Anderson, Robert Stirling, captain, and to command Emerald
Rid artillery corps, 2346.
Aplin, Charles D'Oyly H., acting director of mining and
geological surveys, 1417 ; collector of imposts, 1504 ; member
of the board of agriculture, 1948.
Ardlie, J. M., clerk of petty sessions at Koroit (Tower Hill),
1001.
Ashton, George, acting tide-surveyor, assistant emigration
officer, and officer to carry out the Chinese emigration act,
1644.
Aston, Arthur Harris, acting receiver and paymaster, Sandhurst,
2315.
Baber, Henry, acting clerk of petty sessions, Jamieson, 1889.
Badge, Charles Grattan, telegraph officer, Ballarat, 1852;
collector of imposts, 1852.
Bage, Edward, licensed surveyor under the real property act,
73.
Bailliere, F. F., publisher in ordinary to the Victorian government,
285.
Balfour, James, 2nd lieut. Geelong battery 2nd brigade
ic.V.V.A.R., 24; 2nd captain, St. Kilda artillery corps, 2346.
Bance, Henry Prescott, acting secretary of the post office department,
207, 1504 ; collector of imposts, 207, 1504.
Bancroft, captain William Charles, military secretary and
aide-de-camp to the governor, 2037.
Barclay, Hugh Ross, commissioner of crown lands, 1643.
Barker, Edward, member of the medical board of Victoria,
2347.
Barnard, Edward Thomas, acting sheriff, Beechworth circuit
district, 2473.
Barnett, Adolphus, assistant surgeon, &c., Sandhurst troop,
2652.
Barry, Sir Redmond, member of the fine arts commission,
2255; captain, general staff, volunteer force, 2345.
Barsham, Albert George, acting clerk of petty sessions, Avenel,
480; electoral registrar at Avenel, 480.
Batchelor, John, coroner, Avoca, 2608.
Bell, Edward C., clerk of petty sessions at Brighton, Prahran,
and Richmond, 1269.
Bell, John, captain, &c., Geelong troop, 2651.
Bibbs„Thomas Franklin,photo-lithographer to the department
of lands and survey, 1098.
Bickford, Nicholas Moysey, commissioner of crown lands,
1643.
Binnie, James, powder-magazine keeper, Avoca, 1644.
Black, Joseph, surgeon, volunteer force, 2346.
Bookey, Power Le Poer, commissioner of crown lands, 1643.
Boulton, Frederick Horatio, captain, &c., Kyneton troop, 2651.
Bourne, Charles, keeper of Elphinstone pound, 2617.
Bradshaw, Alfred Francis, telegraph line repairer and acting
postmaster, Redbank, 2438; collector of imposts, 2438.
Breading, George, election auditor for North-western province
and Castlemaine district, 1715.
Breen, Timothy John, a licensed surveyor under the real
property act, 1039.
Breton, H., coroner, Warrnambool, 1673.
Brett, W. G., acting receiver and paymaster, Beechworth, 24.
Brewer, Charles Babington, judge of county courts at Belfast,
Colac, Geelong, Palmerston, Portland, Sale, and Warrnambool,
1852; chairman of general sessions for the districts of
Belfast, Grant, Palmerston, Portland, Sale, and Warrnambool,
1852; captain, Geelong artillery corps, 2346.
Brown, Henry Edward, telegraph officer, Castlemaine, 1852;
collector of imposts, 1852.
Brown, Thomas, captain, &c., Bacchus Marsh troop, 2652.
Bull, Frederick William, 2nd captain, Brighton rifle corps,
2346; to command 1st metropolitan corps, artillery, 2652.
Bull, John Edward Newell, police magistrate, Castlemaine,
1821; lieut.-col. and staff officer, N. district, 2345.
Burnett, Templeton, clerk of county court, court of mines,
and petty sessions, Heathcote, 508; clerk of petty sessions,
Redcastle, 508; gold receiver, Heathcote, 603 ; electoral
registrar at Heathcote, 629; warden's clerk, Heatheote, 1821.
Burrell, George, ref urning officer, Williamstown district, 1448.
Butler, Thomas, acting clerk of petty sessions, Crowlands, 1572.
Butler, Walter, commissioner of crown lands, 2; coroner, 207;
acting receiver and paymaster, Landsborough, 285; police
magistrate and warden, Jericho (Jordan gold fields), 1269.
Byrne, Matthew, promoted to be a 4th-class officer in the
civil service, 1771.
Cairnes, Elliott Moore, collector of imposts, 453; land officer
at Kilmore, 1269.
Caldwell, George Stewart, acting telegraph officer and postmaster,
Belfast, 673; telegraph officer, Hamilton, 909; collector
of imposts, 673, 909, 1098, 1269, 1749; telegraph
officer and postmaster, Ararat, 1098; ditto, Talbot, 1269;
telegraph officer, Maryhorough, 1749.
Call, Frederick, police magistrate for the city of Melbourne,
340; visiting justice of the penal hulks in Hobson's Bay,
369.
Campbell, Alexander, officer of customs to carry out port and
harbor regulations, 90.
Campbell, Matthew, captain, Ballarat rifle corps, 2346.
Carey, John to Merchant, acting clerk of the peace, Sale,
648; acting clerk of the county court and petty sessions,
Sale, 648; acting clerk of petty sessions, Stratford, 648.
Chambers, David Douglas, commissioner of crown lands, 1643.
Champ, William Thomas Napier, lieut.-co]., and to command
Pentridge rifle corps, 2346.
Child, William, acting clerk of petty sessions, Swan Hill,
1749.
Christian, William Sayer, collector of imposts, 146.
Appointments - continued.
Church , Henry D., electoral registrar at Belfast , 480; 3rd-class
officer in the civil service for one year, 508 ; clerk of the
peace, Belfast , 5f98; clerk of the county court and petty
sessions , Belfast, 508.
Chute, brigadier -general Trevor , a member of the executive
council , 1095; takes the command of the local (volunteer)
forces, 2345.
Clark, John James, 2nd captain, volunteer engineers, 2346,
2632.
Clarke, Edward , crown prosecutor at general sessions at
Ararat, Ballarat, Hamilton, and Maryborough , 941; ditto,
Avoca, 2315.
Clarke, James Langton, temporarily judge of court of mines,
Avoca, 1621 ; chairman of general sessions , Avoca, temporarily,
2124 ; judge of court of mines at Creswick till 31st
December , 1864, page%2608.
Clarke, Lindsay district surveyor of the united districts of
Portland and tamilton, 1793.
Cleary, J., acting clerk of petty sessions , Echuca, 2473.
Cobham , Francis McCrae , commissioner of crown lands,
1643.
Coffin, James Stephen Chappell , clerk of county court, court
of mines, and petty sessions , Avoca, 577 ; clerk of the peace,
Avoca, 2124.
Collins, 0. W., clerk of county court and court of mines, St.
Arnaud, 2255.
Cook , George, coroner , Dunolly, 1948.
Corbet, Robert St. John, acting clerk to the private secretary,
941.
Couchman, Thomas, captain , Castlemaine rifle corps, 2346.
Croft, Albion Charles, telegraph officer and postmaster, Benalla,
866; collector of imposts, 866.
Crofton, Harman , warden 's clerk, Benalla, 1821.
Crook, James Elijah, quartermaster , &c., Bacchus Marsh
troop, 2652.
Crook , William , assistant surgeon, &c., Collingwood rifle
corps, 2652.
Curr, Edward 119ick1ethwaite, inspector of sheep for the colony
and for the Melbourne district, resumed duty, 942.
Curr , Richard Taylor, inspector of sheep for the colony and
for the Melbourne district , temporarily, 369.
Daly, Denis B., clerk of county court, court of mines, and
petty sessions , Inglewood, 577.
D'Alton, John, mining registrar and mining surveyor, 1572.
Dana, William Augustus Pultenay, commissioner of crown
lands, 1643.
Darling, Sir Charles Henry , K.C.B., installed as governor and
commander -in-chief of the colony of Victoria , &c., &c., &c.,
2007.
Dash, Edward , acting paymaster , Stawell , 421, 2926; acting
receiver and paymaster , Ararat, 507, 1852.
Davis, Edwin George , telegraph officer , Little River, 1852;
collector of imposts, 1852.
Dawson, Alexander , acting clerk of court of mines, Korong,
1001; acting clerk of county court and petty sessions, Wedderburn
e, 1001.
Dawson, Charles Hodson , clerk of petty sessions, Mount
Moriac, 24 ; major , and battalion field officer of artillery,
2346, 2632.
Dawson, Henry William Emerson Tennent , commissioner
under the pleuro -pneumonia in cattle act , No. 136, page
1643.
Dawson, William Tennant, chairman of inaugural meeting
for municipal purposes at Sale, 1918.
Deasey, Denis, acting clerk of petty sessions , Seymour, 629.
De Castelnau , M. le comte, French consul at Melbourne, 1393.
Denbigh , John Sharp , 3rd-class officer in the civil service,
2438.
Dixon, Henry Reid, keeper of Gisborne pound, 187.
Dowling, Charles Cholmeley , captain, Creswick company of
the Ballarat V. rifle rangers , 1526; captain, Ballarat rifle
corps, 2346.
Down, Richard , acting collector of customs at Melbourne, 90;
acting collector . of imposts, A.
Doran, George , offic,-r of customs to carry out port and harbor
regulations, 1215.
Drought, Andrew Smerger, assistant clerk of petty sessions at
Woodend, 207.
Drummond , William Henry, acting clerk of petty sessions,
Rutherglen , 708; land officer, Rutherglen, 2495.
Drury, Arthur , captain , Ballarat rifle corps, 2346.
Duffy, Charles Gavan, member of the fine arts commission,
2255.
Duigan, John, telegraph officer and postmaster , Sandridge,
866; ditto , Camperdown , 2235,; collector of imposts, 866,
2235.
Duncan, Thomas
H., mining registrar and mining surveyor,
2062.
Dunlap, Adam , keeper of powder magazine , Sandhurst, 2517,
2631.
Dutton, Francis S., Wurtemburg consul for the whole of the
Australian colonies, 1621.
Du Ve, Charles , commissioner under the pleuro -pneumonia
in cattle act for the Gipps Land district , 532; a commissioner
under the pleuro-pneumonia in cattle act , No. 136,
page 1182.
Fades, Richard , assistant surgeon, &c., 1st metropolitan corps,
artillery, 2652
East, Alfred William, 2nd captain, metropolitan artillery
corp-,
2340, 2632.
Egan, Thomas , a collector of rates for drainage purposes, Sandhurst,
1039.
Elder, Douglas , captain, and to command Williamstown corps,
naval volunteers, 2346.
Ellery, Robert L. J., member of the board of examiners for
the lands and survey department, 1918.
Emmett, Edward Nucella, mining registrar, 2751.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,, 1863.
Appointments - continued . Appointments - continued.
English, Richard, mining registrar , his christian name cor - Henderson , Peter Edwin, mining registrar and surveyor,
rected,380. 2903.
Farie, Claud , captain , and to command Prahran and South Heron, Thomas Denis Stratford , commissioner of crop .i
Yarra rifle corps, 2346.
lands, 2.
Farrar, Frederick , acting telegraph officer and postmaster,
Tarnagulla , 532; ditto , Carisbrook , 1546; collector of imposts,
532, 1546.
Fawkner, William , acting collector of customs at Warrnambool,
90, 398 ; acting collector of imposts , -ib. ; acting receiver
and paymaster, Warrnambool, 507.
Fawsett, Leonard , acting clerk of petty sessions , Whittlesea,
1001.
Fellows, Thomas Howard, postmaster general of Victoria,
2315.
Ferrell, Joseph Meredith, keeper of Sugar Loaf Creek pound,
resumed duty, 872.
Firman, George Augustus , telegraph line repairer and acting
postmaster , Newstead , 2438; collector of imposts, 2438.
Fletcher, George Avery, consulting engineer for drainage purposes,
Sandhurst, 1039.
Fogarty, Martin, a collector of rates for drainage purposes,
Sandhurst, 1039.
Follet, Henry , vice-consul for France at Melbourne, 2061.
Forbes, John George , deputy judge of the county court,
Melbourne, temporarily , 1125; deputy judge of court of
nines for the Ballarat district, tempor airily, 2926.
Fosbery, Matthew Deane, 4th -class offfcer :in the civil service,
1001; clerk of court of mines, Korong , 1001 ; clerk of county
court and petty sessions , Wedderburne, 1001; warden's
clerk, Korong, 1821.
Foster, William Henry , guardian to consent to the marriage
of minors , 865; land officer , Omeo, 909; visiting justice,
Omeo gaol, 941.
Fowler, Henry , land officer , Daylesford, 2539.
Francis, George , mining registrar and mining surveyor, 2062.
Francis, James Goodall , commissioner of trade and customs,
1445.
Frisker, George Charles, bailiff of county court and court of
mines , Ararat, 2539.
Fullerton, Robert , officer of customs to carry out port and
harbor regulations, 90; captain , and to command Sandridge
corps, naval volunteers, 2346.
Furnell , Samuel Stackpole , commissioner of crown lands,
1643.
Gains, Albert Brewer, acting receiver and paymaster , Avoca,
865; ditto, Geelong, 1504.
Gannon, James Peter, acting clerk of petty sessions , Skipton,
1039.
Garrard, VlTilliam, assistant surgeon, &c., Melbourne and
North Melbourne V. rifle corps , 2750, 2903.
Geary , Harry Vincent , commissioner of crown lands, 1643.
Gell, Francis Thomas, captain, Hotham battery, R.V.V.A.I1.,
1643.
Gibton, Robert , 4th-class officer in the civil service, 1039;
acting clerk in the police court, Melbourne, 1039.
Gilbert , Francis Edward, a licensed surveyor under the real
property act, 1039.
Gill, Michael , a superintendent of drains , Sandhurst, 1039.
Gillbee, William, surgeon, volunteer force , 2346, 2632.
Gilles , Lewis , coroner, Warrnambool, 1673.
Goodsir, David James Cook , acting receiver and paymaster,
Portland, 909; acting collector of customs, Portland, 975;
acting collector of imposts, 975.
Grace, John Frederick, assistant surgeon, &c., Geelong troop,
2652.
Grant, James Macpherson, a vice -president of the board of
land and works and commissioner of railways and roads,
1445.
Green, Thomas, telegraph officer, Melbourne , 866; collector of
imposts, 866.
Grooves, A. F. A., visitor of Yarra Bend lunatic asylum, 2409.
Gresham , W. H., lieut., V . naval brigade , resigned, 24.
Grimes, Henry , mining registrar and mining surveyor, 1269.
Grover, George Emmett , telegraph officer and postmaster,
Kyn eton, 1546; collector of imposts, 1546.
Grylls , George William Frederick , captain, &c., Pentridge
rifle corps, 2652.
Gummow , Benjamin William, visiting justice, Swan Hill
gaol, 647.
Hail-, W illiam , returning officer , Emerald Hill district, 1948 ;
assist ant surgeon, &c., Emerald Hill corps, artillery, 2652.
Halfpenny, Thomas, park keeper, 2539.
Hall, major Charles Henry, colonial military storekeeper,
1643;
colonial barrack -master, 1715.
Hall, John, receiver of duties under the distillation act at
Ballarat, 1546.
Hamilton, John Prendergast , acting receiver and paymaster,
Smythesdale, 2539.
Hamilton, William Penn, telegraph officer and postmaster,
Moonambel , 1852; collector of imposts, 1852.
Hammond, Henry Thomas, captain , Richmond rifle corps,
2346.
Harding , Thomas Edward , acting clerk of petty sessions,
Rokewood, 2751.
Hardy, John Hanford, assistant surgeon , &c., Castlemaine
troop, 2652.
Harper, William John , bailiff of county court and court of
mines, Inglewood, 1852.
Harriott, Charles, telegraph officer, Werribee, 1852; collector
of imposts, 1852.
Harrison, Henry Colden Antill, clerk in the customs departmerit,
Melbourne, 1889.
Harvey, Robert M., mining surveyor and mining registrar,
398.
Heales , Richard, president of the board of land and works
and commissioner of crown lands and survey, 1445.
Heath, Richard, 2nd captain , Geelong artillery corps, 2346.
Hervey, Matthew, a vice -president of the board of land ,end
works and commissioner of public works, 1445 ; an executive
councillor , 1445 ; captain, general staff, volunteer force, 2315.
Hicks , Johnson, promoted to be a 3rd-class officer in the civil
service, 1771.
Higinbotham , George, attorney general, 1445; an executive
councillor, 1445.
Hill, Henry, commissioner of crown lards, 1643.
Hodgkinson , Clement, member of the board of examiners for
the lands and survey department, 1918.
Horne, Richard Henry, mining registrar, Blue Mountain.
Rush, 1418; collector of irrpo,ts, 1644; acting mining registrar,
Blackwo rd division, 2517.
Howitt, Alfred William, police magistrate, warden, and coroner
of Victoria, and to act at Omeo, 2847.
Hughes, William Kearsey, secretary to the real property
solicitors, 453.
Hunt, Edward , assistant surgeon, &c., Bendigo rifle corps,
2652.
Hutchinson, George Losh, warden's clerk, Creswick, 1821.
Hutchinson , James, assistant surgeon, &c., 1st Castleanaino
rifle corps, 2652.
Hylton, John C., acting assistant clerk of petty sessions, Ballarat,
553.
Idle, George, inspector of weights and measures , Wimmera
district, 717.
Ireland, Richard Davies, queen's counsel, 1771.
Irving, Martin ]Hwy, captain . and to command Melbourne
and North Melbourne rifle corps, 2346.
James, Edwin Matthews , assistant surgeon, &e., volunteer
engineers, 2652.
Jamieson , Hugh, of Cowana, a guardian to consent to the
marriage of minors, 1001.
Jardine, Thomas , warden's clerk , Waranga, a, 1821.
Johns, Ileynell Eveleigh, warden's clerk, Landsborough, 1821.
Johnston, John, acting clerk of petty sessions and of the
county court , Warrnambool, 1949.
Jones, Henry Bingham, inspector of sheep for the colony,
2409.
Kane, Anthony Plow, keeper of Yaekarndandah pound, 1477.
Keam, Simon Peter, acting keeper of Winchelsea pound (658
corrected in 854).
Keays , John Russell, acting tide -surveyor and assistant emigration
officer, and officer to carry out the Chinese emio,ration
act at Williamstown, 237(.
Kelsall, Edward, warden's clerk, Alberton, 1821.
Kemp, Randolph, keeper of Clunes pound, 41.
King, Bernard Mortimer, acting warden's clerk, Omeo, 1821.
Knight, Edward, returning officer, Geelong West, 1643.
Kossak, Ladislaw , his appointment as inspector of distilleries
cancelled, 1977.
Krone, Alfred Lionel, telegraph officer and postmaster, Swan
Hill, 866; collector of imposts, 866.
Krone, Henry , 2nd captain , Emerald Hill artillery corps, 2340.
Langley, Thomas Edward, commissioner of crown lands,
1643.
Lavender, Frederick Thesiger, inspector of weights and measures,
Kyneton district, 125.
Lee, Henry , electoral registrar at Steiglitz, 480.
L'Estage, John, telegraph officer and postmaster, Kerar,7,
1448; collector of imposts, 1448.
Lempriere , Charles Monterio J)'Almeida, assistant surged,),
&c., metropolitan troop, 2652.
Leplastrier , Henry John, acting comptroller of account,: , cuutoms
department, 2038.
Le Souef, Albert Alexander Cochrane, usher of the legislative
council, 1793.
Lewellin, John Henry Hill, assistant surgeon, &c., Prahran
and South Yarra rifle corps, 2652.
Lewis, Joseph, clerk of petty sessions, Vaughan, 1001; warden's
clerk , Fryerstown, 1821.
Lewis, Thomas, telegraph officer, Geelong, 1852; collector of
imposts, 1852.
Ligar, Charles Whybrow, member of the board of examiners
for the lands and survey department, 1918.
Livingstone , Arthur, powder-magazine keeper, Ballarat, 731.
Lock, Ezekiel John, coroner , St. Arnaud, 2473.
Lockheed, Rowan, acting poundkeeper at Wangaratta, 923.
Lowe, Ralph, secretary to the board of examiners for the lands
and survey department, 1918.
Lowther, Gorges Macdonald, visiting justice, Inglewood gagl,
2959.
Lubeeki, Alois Duffus, acting telegraph officer and postmaster,
Avoca, 2062; ditto, Inglewood , 2235; collector
of imposts,
2062, 2235.
Lysaght, John, captain, Bendigo volunteer rifle corps, 1526,
2346.
Lyttleton , Thomas Hamilton, commissioner of crown lands,
1643.
Macfarlane , James, captain , naval volunteers, 2346.
Mackenzie , Farquhar , election auditor , Dalhousie district,
1572.
Mackenzie , John, member of the central board for aborigines,
1673.
Mackenzie, Robert Cleghorne, commissioner of crown lands, 2.
Maclean, David Purdy, assistant surgeon, &c., Williamstown
corps , V. naval brigade, 2926.
Macoboy, Michael Francis , judge of the county court, Amherst,
1621; chairman of general sessions, Avoca, 1948;
judge of county court and court of mines , St. Arnaud, 2255.
Macpherson , John, harbor pilot, port of Geelong, 803.
Madden , John , acting clerk of petty sessions, Leigh, 1949.
Main , James ICI., election auditor , Geelong East district, 1793.

4 INDEX TO THE VICTORIA
Appointments - continued.
Mair, William, lieut. -col., and to command Brighton rifle
corps, 2346.
Mansen, A. J., officer of customs to carry out port and harbor
regulations, 90.
lllaplestone , Charles Marsh, gold receiver , Tarnagulla, 1393.
Marshall, James John, vice -consul for Spain in Melbourne, 255.
Martin, Anthony L'Espinasse , warden 's clerk , Buckland
(Morse's Creek), 1821.
Martin, Septimus , captain , and to command Richmond rifle
corps, 2346.
Martley, J. F., member of the executive council, resigned, 1621.
Mason, Joseph, commissioner of crown lands, 1643.
Mason, Robert , mining surveyor and registrar, 2235.
Maunsell , George, acting clerk of petty sessions , Echuca,1001;
electoral registrar at Echuca, 1211.
Maynard, George , warden's clerk , Yackandandah, 1821.
McCoy, Frederick , chairman of the pleuro -pneumonia commission,
1977.
McCrea, William, inspector of anatomy at the medical school,
in Madeline street, Melbourne, 1673.
McCulloch , James , chief secretary , 1445; captain , and to command
St. Kilda artillery corps, 2346.
McCulloch, Robert, commissioner of crown lands, 1643.
McNiece, Robert , 4th-class officer in the civil service, 2255;
second clerk of petty sessions , Ballarat East, 2255.
MoNiven, James, landing waiter of the 4th class at Melbourne,
1793.
Meikle, Robert, photo -lithographer in the department of
lands and survey, 340.
Merchant , Frederick Leopold , telegraph officer, Sandhurst,
1852; collector of imposts, 1852.
Meyrick, A., receiver and paymaster , Beechworth, 114 ; ditto,
Landsborough, 507.
Michie, Archibald, minister of justice , 1567 ; queen 's counsel,
1771 ; member of the fine arts commission, 2255.
Minchin , Corker Wright , gold receiver , Raglan, 369; warden's
clerk , Beaufort , 1821 ; clerk of the county court , court of
mines, and of petty sessions , Beaufort, 2124.
Miskelly, John , clerk of petty sessions , Sandy Creek (Tarnagulla),
1362; warden 's clerk, Dunolly, 1821.
Mitchell, David Cross, acting keeper of Kalkallo pound, 2527.
Mollison, C., police magistrate and warden , Sandhurst, resumed
duty, 1269.
Mollison , William Thomas, chairman of inaugural meeting,
Queenscliffe municipal district , 1299; member of the fine
arts commission, 2255.
Monckton , Frederick Odell, powder -magazine keeper, Talbot,
M.
Montgomery , Richard Alexander , warden 's clerk, Maryborough,
1821.
Moody , Lesley Alexander , major, and battalion field officer,
rifles, 2346.
Moore, James, official assignee of insolvent estates for the
colony, 1417.
Moorey , Edwin, keeper of Mansfield pound, 2666.
Morgan , Robert Clark , licensing agent for lands, 255; clerk in
the county court, Melbourne , 1001; clerk in the court of
general sessions for Bourke, 1001.
Morton, George Pickering , warden's clerk, Anderson 's Creek,
1821.
Moule , Frederick George, captain , &c., Brighton rifle corps,
2652.
Mulligan, James Augustus , warden's clerk , Chiltern, 1821.
Murphy, Sir Francis, trustee of the public library, 1948; captain,
and to command East Collingwood rifle corps, 2346.
Murphy, James, a licensed surveyor under the real property
act, 1039.
Mussen, Phillip , acting keeper of Horsham pound, 2527.
Newton, John Vigears Harvey, inspector of weights and
measures , Prahran district, 216.
Nicholas, Henry Boyns, mining registrar and mining surveyor,
2023.
Nicholson , George, assistant surgeon, &c., Ballarat troop,
2652.
Nickols, W. E., bailiff of the county court and court of mines,
Beaufort, 2124.
Nicol, John, telegraph officer and postmaster , Smythesdale,
1335; collector of imposts, 1335.
Nicolson, William Balfour, clerk of petty sessions, Brown's
and Scarsdale , 1001; warden 's clerk, Smythesdale, 1821.
Noble, John, acting telegraph officer and postmaster , Hexham,
2750 ; collector of imposts, 2750.
Nolan, Martin , acting clerk of petty sessions , Crowlands, 553.
Nott, John , warden's clerk , Maldon, 1821.
O'Connell, Henry Frank , telegraph officer and postmaster,
Daylesford , 1335; collector of imposts, 1335.
O'Connor, Daniel, inspector of weights and measures , Ballarat
district, 41.
O'Loghlen, Bryan, crown prosecutor at general sessions, at
Beechworth , Castlemaine , Kilmore, Kyneton, and Sandhurst,
941.
O'Meara, John Joseph, second clerk of petty sessions, Daylesford,
708; acting clerk, county court, Daylesford , and of court
of mines, Hepburn, 1526; corrected, 1572; acting clerk of
petty sessions, Daylesford and Yandoit, 1526; corrected,
1572; 4th-class officer in the civil service, 1597; second clerk
of the county court, court of mines, and of petty sessions,
Daylesford, 1597,
Orme, Francis Knox, visiting justice, Dunolly gaol, 2517.
Outtrim, Edwin S., acting telegraph officer and postmaster,
Belvoir, 1098 ; ditto, Chiltern, 1852; collector of imposts,
1098, 1852.
Palacios, Don Manuel Jose, Peruvian consul general in the
Polynesian Islands, 2902.
Paley, Edward, superintendent of the Yarra Bend lunatic
asylum , 479; member of the commission on the Yarra
Bend lunatic asylum, &c., 647.
Appointments--continued.
Palmer, Sir James Frederick, a member of the board of education,
1793.
Papineau, John, bailiff of the county court and court of
mines, Dunolly, 2062.
Pasco, Crawford A. D., warden, 90 ; visiting justice, Maryborough
gaol, 507.
Patterson, George W. F., clerk of petty sessions, Ballarat East,
1068; electoral registrar at Ballarat East, 1269.
Pearson, Alexander Littlejohn, pleuro-pneumonia commissioner,
2061.
Pettit, J. H. W., mining registrar and mining surveyor, 2564.
Phillpin, Thomas Carlile, acting receiver and paymaster,
Belfast, 2095 ; acting collector of customs and imposts,
Port Fairy, 2495.
Phipps, William, acting clerk of petty sessions, Omeo, 2539.
Pittman, Joseph, collector of imposts, 421; to certify to
certain accounts of the mining and geological survey
department, 2876.
Plews, Edward William, coroner, Newbury, Blue Mountain
gold field, 2776.
Plummer, Andrew, assistant surgeon, &c., Sandridge corps,
naval brigade, 2651.
Port, James, a superintendent of drains, Sandhurst, 1039.
Power, William, acting clerk of petty sessions, Jericho, 2292.
Powiett, Frederick Armand, polli e magistrate at Kyneton,
&c., 708 ; commissioner of crown lands, 909.
Pownal, Thomas Turner, inspector of weights and measures,
Castlemaine district, 2142.
Quinan, Richard, electoral registrar at Sale, 480; clerk of the
peace, Sale, 508 ; clerk of the county court and petty sessions,
Sale, 508; clerk of petty sessions, Stratford, 508;
clerk of petty sessions, Bald Hills, 1749 ; warden's clerk,
Sale, 1821.
Radcliffe, William, captain, and to command Carlton rifle
corps, 2346.
Rae, William, assistant surgeon, &c., Bacchus Marsh troop,
2652.
Rashleigh, Charles, 2nd captain, Geelong artillery corps, 2346.
Raven, John Claudius, 2nd captain, metropolitan artillery
corps, 2346; captain, &c., ditto, 2652.
Redo, Robert, lieut.-col. and staff officer, S.W. district, 2345.
Reed, Thomas, telegraph officer and postmaster, Sandridge,
2235 ; collector of imposts, 2235.
Reid, David Boswell, assistant surgeon, &o., 1st Geelong corps,
artillery, 2652.
Reid, Francis Archibald Savage, commissioner of crown lands,
1643.
Reynell, Alfred, visiting justice, Carisbrook gaol, 1771.
Rigbye, Nicholas John Burton Perreau, warden's clerk,
Taradale, 1821.
Roberts, Henry Hill, warden's clerk, Stawell, 1821.
Robertson, Alexander Philadelphia Lamb, captain, and to
command Queenscliff artillery, 2346.
Robertson, Charles Grant, second clerk of petty sessions, Ballarat
East, 847; acting clerk of county court, court of mines,
and of petty sessions, Daylesford, 2348; clerk of petty sessions,
Yandoit, 2348.
Robertson, James, assistant surgeon, &c., Carlton rifle corps,
2652.
Ross, James Hunter, lieut.-col., to command the Victorian
volunteer light-horse regiment, 285; lieut.-col. and officer
commanding P. of W. V.V. light-horse, 2346.
Rudd, Arnoldus Henry, powder-magazine keeper, Sandhurst,
2095.
Rumley, George J, gold receiver, Jordan, 146; collector of
imposts, ib.; acting clerk of petty sessions at Jericho, 207;
clerk of petty sessions, Wood's Point, 2315.
Russell, Alexander, assistant surgeon, Belfast V. rifle corps,
1448.
Ryland, George, captain, Castlemaine rifle corps, 2346.
Savage, Alexander Edward, keeper of Longwood pound, 588.
Sawell, William Leonard, acting keeper of Sugar Loaf Creek
pound, 854.
Scarlett, John. mining registrar, 1889.
Shadforth, Robert WL' illiam, land officer, Wangaratta, 340;
chairman of meeting for municipal purposes, Wangaratta,
1501.
Shakespear, Robert Henry, surveyor authorized to act under
the real property act, 1597.
Shaw, Alfred, bailiff of county court and court of mines, St.
Arnaud, 2316.
Shaw, James Ramsay, a licensed surveyor under the real property
act, 1039.
Sherard, Charles Wale, visiting justice of Ballarat gaol, 2409;
captain, &c., Ballarat troop, 2651.
Shovelbottom, G. , curator of the estates of deceased persons,
resumed duty, 673.
Silvester, H. W., acting clerk of county court, court of mines,
and petty sessions, Avoca, 553, 1125.
Singleton, Richard, clerk of court of mines and petty sessions,
Steiglitz, 508; clerk of petty sessions, Meredith, 508; warden's
clerk, Steiglitz, 1821.
Skene, Alexander John, district surveyor for the united Melbourne
and Geelong districts, 1417; member of the board of
examiners for the lands and survey department, 1918; to
certify to certain accounts of the department of lands and
survey, 2876.
Skinner, Charles Bruce Graeme, temporarily deputy judge of
the county court and court of mines, Wedderburne, 577.
Slade, Edgar, commissioner of crown lands, 1643.
Smallinan Thomas, mining registrar, 2235.
Smibert, (xeorge, telegraph officer and postmaster, Inglewood,
532; collector of imposts, 532, 866, 1393; telegraph officer,
Castlemaine, 866; telegraph officer and postmaster, Clunes,
1393.
Smith, Alexander Kennedy, major, and battalion field officer
of artillery, 2346.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1863.
Appointments-continued.
Smith, Edward, telegraph officer and postmaster, Moonambel,
1546; ditto at Colac, 1852; collector of imposts, 1546, 1852.
Smith, Henry, captain commanding volunteer engineers, 24;
licensed surveyor niider the real property act, 73.
Smith, James, librarian of the parliament library, 313; member
of the fine arts commission, 2255.
SVmith, Samuel, assistant surgeon, &c., Kyneton troop, 2652.
Smityi, Thomas Henry, second-class inspector of schools,
909.
Smyth, Robert 13rough, member of the central board for
aboi i,_, ines, 1673.
Spark, James, coroner, Benalla, 1526.
Spreut, John Swanson, captain, and to command Collingwood
rifle corps, 2346.
Stan d field, W. E., bailiff of the county court, Bacchus Marsh,
1068.
Staveley, Henry Crofton, acting receiver and paymaster,
Castiemaine, 146, 421, 2712; ditto, Daylesford, 865; acting
gold receiver, Castlemaine, 2712.
Steel, Thonmas Heron, assistant surgeon, Creswick company of
the Ballarat V. rifle rangers, 1526; assistant surgeon, &c.,
2nd Ballarat rifle corps, 2652.
Stevenson, William James, keeper
2553,2626,2-197.
of St. Arnaud pound,
Stewart, Thomas, captain, and to command Williamstown
artillery corns, 2346.
Stirling, James, mining registrar and mining surveyor, 1572.
Stobie, David Grieve, warden's clerk, Mount Blackwood and
Gordon, 1821.
Stokes, William, 2nd captain, metropolitan artillery corps,
2346.
Strachan, William, captain, Ballarat rifle corps, 2346.
Sturt, Evelyn Pitfield Shirley, major, and battalion field officer,
rifles, 2346.
Sullivan, James Forrester, minister of mines, 1445.
Summers, Charles, member of the fine arts commission, 2255.
Sutherla.:d, William Sinclair, coroner, Harrow, 2608.
Sutton, Alfred Lanfear, telegraph officer, Williamstown junction,
1852; collector of imposts, 1852.
Synnot, Monckton, guardian to consent to the marriage of
minors, 2347.
Talbot, Robert, assistant surgeon, &c., Pentridge rifle corps,
2652.
Taylor, Robert Crofton, commissioner of crown lands, 1643.
Taylor, Thomas, acting clerk of the county court, court of
mines, and petty sessions, Smythesdale, 648; warden's clerk,
Carngham, 1821.
Templeton, William, police magistrate for the city of Melbourne,
207.
Thomas, Ebenezer John, acting receiver and paymaster,
Castlemaine, 1504, 2712; ditto, Creswick, 2847; acting gold
receiver, Castlemaine, 2712.
Thomson, Alexander P., acting receiver and paymaster, Melbourne,
603.
Thomson, John Campbell, visiting justice, Gisborne gaol,
2291.
Tracy, Richard Thomas, assistant surgeon, &c., 2nd metropolitan
corps, artillery, 2652.
Trench, Andrew, mining registrar, Snowy Creek, 648.
Tulk, Augustus, member of the fine arts commission, 2255.
Turner, Edward, keeper of Branxholme pound, 2110.
Turner, WWWilliam, keeper of Branxholme pound, 187.
Turner, William, secretary of the post office and collector of
imposts, resumed duty, 577, 1948.
Tyers, Charles James, visiting justice of Palmerston gaol,
1267.
Tyler, captain Charles James, military secretary and aide-decamp
to the governor, 2183.
Usher, John, junior, mining registrar and mining surveyor,
1269.
Van Hemert, Francis Thomas, assistant surgeon, &c., St.
Kilda corps, artillery, 2652.
Vaughan, Samnel Bradford, deputy curator of the estates of
deceased porsuns, temporarily, 285.
Verdon, George Frederic, treasurer, 1445; member of the fine
arts commission, 2255; major and staff officer, Hobson's Bay
district, 2345.
Wadsworth, Robert, acting private secretary, 941.
Wallaca, Robert, to act as staff officer of volunteers with rank
of major, 893, 941 ; lieut.-col. and staff officer, N.W. district,
2345.
Walsh, William, acting clerk of petty sessions, Cowana, 1852.
Walshe, Blayney W., mining registrar and mining surveyor,
2023.
W aide, Henry Lionel, private secretary to the governor,
2037.
Wardell, William Wilkinson, member of the board of examiners
for the lands and survey department, 1918; member
of the fine arts commission, 2255.
Watson, Robert Twells, captain, West Melbourne battery
R.V.V. A. nU., 1643; 2nd captain, metropolitan artillery corps,
2346.
Watts, Jo'eph. keeper of Shepparton pound, 1994.
Weil all, Theyre, secretary to the commission of enquiry as
to the promotion of the fine arts, and as to the formation,
&c., of inuseuins, galleries, and schools of art, 2255.
Weston, acting telegraph officer and postmaster,
Streatham, 1852; telegraph officer, Cape Schank, 2235;
collector of imposts, 1852, 2235.
Whitcoiiibe, Henry Marone, assistant surgeon, &c., East
Collinawood rifle corps, 2652.
Whitcombe, William; Phillip, assistant surgeon, &c, 1st Bali
rifle corps, 2652,
Wilkins, John, assistant surgeon, volunteer force, 2346;
assistant surgeon, Williamstown corps, artillery, 2652.
Wilkinson, Frederick, member of the fine arts commission,
2255.
Appointments - continued.
Willan, Robert, a solicitor for examining titles, &c., under the
land act, 1862, page 1182.
Williams, Catherine , keeper of the Melton pound, 2242.
Williams, Charles , assistant keeper of the Melton pound, 2242.
Williamson, Hudson, receiver and paymaster, Smythesdale,
893; land officer , Smythesdale, 2820.
Willock, William Henry, acting collector of customs, Port
Albert, 398, 2652; acting collector of imposts, 398, 2652;
acting receiver and paymaster , Port Albert, 507, 2712;
acting gold receiver , Port Albert, 2712.
Wilson, Bowes Todd, commissioner of crown lands, 1643.
Wilson, Charles , guardian to consent to the marriage of
minors, 2347.
Wilson,
Edward John, assistant surgeon, &c., Richmond rifle
corps, 2652.
Wilson, Thomas, acting clerk of petty sessions , Leigh, 1949.
Wilson, William Parkinson , member of the fine arts commission,
2255 ; captain, and to command volunteer engineers,
2346.
Winch, Frederick Alfred, commissioner of crown lands, 1643.
Wollaston, William Edward , 4th-class ` officer in the civil
service, &c., 2438.
Woolley, Charles Alfred, 2nd captain, Geelong artillery corps,
2346.
Woolley, John M., appointed an officer in the customs department
in South Australia, 372.
Wright, William Gaven , 4th-class officer in the civil service,
673; clerk of petty sessions at Rutherglen and Wahgunyah,
673; warden 's clerk, Rutherglen, 1821.
Yandell, George Henry. telegraph officer, Woodend, 1852;
collector of imposts, 1852.
Ararat municipality or borough : bye-laws, 122, 399, 2107; election
notices, 44, 84; half-yearly report, 1169, 1199.
Ararat pound: rates, 949; cattle impounded, 107, 171, 227, 364,
393, 502, 550, 642, 752, 833, 932, 971, 1026, 1057, 1116, 1147, 1237,
1264, 1439, 1484, 1639, 1737, 1848, 1940, 2149, 2206, 2251, 2286,
2342, 2469, 2603, 2708, 2746, 2797, 2873.
Ararat road district, altered, 1418, 1944; amended rule, 1420;
G. Thomson's application to close a road at Challicum, 305.
Archer gold mining company, notice, 2746.
Ardent gold mining company, notice, 1261.
Argo gold mining company, notice, 2708.
Armed vessels : regulation act No. 95, disallowed, 2607, 2608.
See.America, Pilotage.
Arms and warlike stores, exportation from South Australia
restricted, 2063; exportation from Victoria of arms, gunpowder,
&c., restricted, 1695; caution against exportation to
New Zealand of arms, &c., without license, 1696; seamen
prohibited from carrying about them on shore knives or other
offensive weapons, 2409.
Arrivals.
Arson.
See Immigration.
See Rewards.
Arthur, James, his notice to O'Neill, &c., 571.
Artillery. See Volunteer corps.
Assignees.
Assignments.
See Insolvents.
See Insolvents.
Athenaeums. See Sites. Trustees.
Atlas gold mining company, accounts, 280, 1735.
Attorney general. See Ministers.
Auctioneers, payment of license fees postponed, 24, 2902.
Audit of the accounts of managers of commons, regulation,
2319.
Auditors. See Elections. Savings banks.
Auriferous crown lands. See Gold fields.
Aurora gold mining company, notice, 2872.
Australasian fire and life insurance company, accounts, 163,
943, 1629, 2138.
Avoca, lock-up gaol proclaimed, 2157.
Avoca municipality or borough : altered, 707 (incorrect in 629) ;
bye-laws, 848, 1363; election notices, 776, 811; report, 1561,
1588.
Avoca pound: cattle impounded, 46, 171, 227, 332, 446, 503, 528,
571, 597, 664, 688, 903, 1057, 1091, 1147, 1264, 1327, 1388, 1412,
1485, 1562, 1594, 1712, 2178, 2287, 2310, 2406, 2469, 2558, 2647,
2677, 2769, 2321.
Avoca road district: meeting, 196; accounts, 468; proposed
road, 932; notice to Parker and Stenton to remove premises
obstructing the Redbank and St. Arnaud road, 2745.
Avonclift gold mining company, accounts, 199, 1616.
Awards. See Exhibition. Lands.
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6 INDEX TO THE VICTORIA
Axe Creek pound: rates, 740; cattl e imp ounde d, 171, 227, 36.4, Baptist church . See Trustees.
474, 597, 626, 664, 833, 886, 1172, 1294, 1412, 1617, 1669, 1817,
1883, 1941, 1973,2056, 2179, 2287, 2310, 2374, 2433, 2513, 2627, Barbour , John . See Slater.
2746, 2840, 2873,2921. Larfold pound , authorized , 121; transferred to Mia-mia, 911.
Azimuth gold mining company, accounts, 224, 1666.
B.
Bacchus Marsh po=und: cattle impounded, 20, 86, 171, 203, 283,
307, 550, 597, 642, 688, 903, 1026, 1057, 1092, 1237, 1413, 1467,
1521, 1617, 1692, 1848, 2207, 2491, 2534.
Bacchus Marsh and Maddingley road district, altered, 1916.
Bail.
See Commissioners.
Bailiffs of courts of mines : Ararat, George Charles Fricker,
2539; Beaufort, W. E. Nickols, 2124; Dunolly, John Papineau,
2062; Inglewood, William John Harper, 1852; St. Arnaud,
Alfred Shaw, 2316.
Bailiffs of county courts : Ararat, George Charles Fricker, 2539;
Bacchus Marsh, W. E. Stanfield, 1068; Beaufort, W. E.
Nickels, 2124; Dunolly, John Bapineau, 2062, Inglewood,
William John Harper, 1852; St. Arnaud, Alfred Shaw, 2316.
Bald Hills police station, petty sessions authorized, 1068.
Ballan pound : cattle impounded, 20, 47, 107, 172, 227, 307, 364,
393, 416, 446, 474, 529, 571, 642, 664, 725, 780, 861, 886, 904,1116,
1237, 1264, 1389, 1485, 1562, 1618, 1639, 1848, 1883, 1941, 2003,
2150, 2513, 2677, 2678, 2746, 2840, 2897, 2955.
Ballan road district, rules, 1682.
Ballarat municipality or borough : petition for annexation to,
515; district added to, 1251 ; bye-laws, 1526, 1959, 2241; streets
aligned, 13, 260; ditto in Newington, 260; election notices,
776, 809; reports, 594, 623, 2030, 2054; issue of waterworks
debentures, 2203, 2249.
Ballarat pound : cattle impounded, 20, 86, 107, 139, 172, 203, 227,
283, 332, 364, 393, 416, 446, 474, 503, 529, 550, 571, 597, 626, 642,
664, 688, 752, 780, 813, 833, 834, 861, 886, 903, 933, 971,997,
1092, 1147, 1172, 1207, 1237, 1264, 1295, 1357, 1413, 1439, 1467,
1485, 1521, 1542,1562, 1594, 1618, 1669, 1692, 1712, 1766, 1791,
1848, 1913, 1974, 2003,2034, 2056, 2088, 2149, 2179, 2207, 2251,
2287, 2310, 2374,2407, 2433, 2513, 2558, 2677, 2708, 2797, 2897,
2921.
1057,
Ballarat road district: altered, 1943; constituted a shire, 2631;
order for the erection of toll-gates, 1032; tolls intended to be
collected, 1560, 1589; proposed road (to Clunes), parish of
G lendaruel,1590; proposed diversion of road in the same parish,
1663; proposed road, parishes of Burrumbeet and Dowling
Forest, 2870.
Ballarat extension gold mining company, notice, 138;accounts,
1689.
Ballarat freehold gold mining company, accounts, 1690.
Ballarat gas company, accounts, 686, 2177.
Ballarat gold mining company, notice, 199.
Ballarat quartz mining company, accounts, &c., 199, 282, 1637.
Ballarat quartz mining company, Steiglitz, accounts, 1637.
Ballarat East gold mining company, notice, 549; accounts, 1636.
Balmoral pound : cattle impounded, 107, 203, 393, 503, 529, 571,
642, 664, 780, 834, 1026, 1467, 1521, 1766, 2034, 2056, 2287, 2374,
2841.
Bamblet, William, deceased, notice to heir-at-law of, 1439.
Band of Hope gold mining company, notice, &c., 202, 1816.
Band of Hope quartz alining company, notice, 2177.
Banking companies, liabilities, assets, and capital accounts:-
- Quarterly returns : Australasia. 154, 849, 1645, 2439 ; Colonial,
of Australasia, 314, 1002, 1717, 2378; English, Scottish,
and Australian Chartered, 210, 868, 1676, 2418; London Chartered,
210, 850, 1600, 2294; National, of Australasia, 288, 952,
1600, 2496; New South Wales, 209, 952, 1645, 2378; Oriental,
154, 868, 1547, 2352; Union, of Australia, 155, 898, 1622,2496;
Victoria, 155, 849, 1547, 2294.
Summary for quarter ending December, 1862, page 315;
March, 1863, page 1003; June, 1718; September, 2497.
Half-yearly returns : Australasia, 1282, 2518; Colonial, 953,
2418.
See also their names.
Bannockburn road district: authorized tolls, 1917; rules, 1160;
proposed road in the parishes of Wabdallah and Darriwil,
1733; ditto, parish of Gheringhap, 1971; tolls on Lower
Western road at Inverleigh to be collected, 2119; proposed
deviation of Maude and Anakie road, parish of Darriwil, 2676.
Baringhup road district, proclaimed, 1943; first election of
board, 2317.
Barrack-master.
See Colonial barrack-piaster.
Barrabool road district : altered, 1504; authorized tolls, 1125
(incorrect in 1103); meeting 498; Duneed Creek road extension
ordered to be opened, 715; proposed road in the parishes
of Duneed and Barrabool, 1761; ditto, parish of Barrabool,
1971; ditto, near Ceres, 1971.
Bass's Straits, rock in, 847.
Batavia.
See Mariners.
Batesford pound : cattle impounded, 228, 307, 474, 571, 643, 664,
780, 861, 1026, 1295, 1358, 1467, 1542, 1618, 1737, 1883, 1974,
2150, 2433, 2603, 2797, 2981.
Bath sites.
See Sites.
Bavaria, exemption from duty on property of aliens removing
from Bavaria reciprocated, 866.
Beacons. See Mariners,
Beaufort, petty sessions authorized, 1771.
Beaufort junction gold mining company, notice, 830; accounts,
1691.
Beaumanto pound : cattle impounded, 2374.
Beechworth municipality or borough: streets, 13;election notices,
223, 278, 547, 568, 1464, 1480, 1970, 1999; report, 1113,
1142.
Beechworth pound : cattle impounded, 20, 86, 307, 364, 446, 572,
643, 933, 1026, 1057, 1207, 1712, 1766, 1848, 2034, 2057, 2179,
2251, 2287, 2374, 2433, 2534, 2603, 2708, 2797, 2921.
Beehive quartz mining association, accounts, 280, 930, 1615, 2406.
Belfast municipality or borough : bye-law, 2164; election notices,
1969, 1999; report, 1356, 1385.
Belfast pound: cattle impounded, 203, 332, 416, 572, 997, 1172,
1562, 1639, 1669, 2057, 2120, 2491, 2627, 2647, 2841, 2897, 2955.
Belfast road district : altered, 1944; constituted a shire, 2749;
authorized tolls, 1795; toll-gates authorized, 1804; tolls intended
to be collected, 2001; road between Koroit and Kirkstall
ordered, 344; accounts, 1384.
Belvoir pound : rates, 679; cattle impounded, 139, 393, 474, 572,
814, 861, 887, 901, 933, 1058, 1927, 1521, 1542, 1692, 1766, 1883,
1974, 2207, 2287, 2310, 2491, 2534, 2647, 2746, 2797.
Benalla pound: cattle impounded, 86, 139, 203, 228, 283, 308, 364,
416, 503, 572, 597, 688, 725, 780, 834, 904, 933, 971, 1058, 1117,
1147, 1173, 1295, 1413, 1439, 1467, 1485, 1618, 1737, 1791, 1817,
2088, 2179, 2251, 2288, 2342, 2470, 2534, 2558, 2627, 2648, 2708,
2747, 2769, 2873, 2921.
Bendigo waterworks company, notice as to J. Hail's shares,
1438.
Benevolent asylum. See Sites. Trustees.
Berwick, petty sessions authorized, 345.
Ballarat East municipality or borough : bye-laws, 984, 1901, 2107; Berwick road district : proposed deviation of road, parish of
election notices, 994, 1018; reports, 886, 410,1708,1731; issue Narree Worran, 1616; proposed diversion of Harkaway and
of waterworks debentures, 2203, 2249.
King's road, parish of Berwick, 2404.
Bet-bet road district: rule, 1512; meeting, 527; accounts, 884;
proposed road in the township of Tarnagulla, 282.
Bible christians.
See Sites.
Birds introduced into Victoria, co-operation of the public for
the preservation of, requested, 49.
Births and deaths in Melbourne and the contiguous districts,
weekly returns : December, 1862, page 12; January, 1863,
page, 82,121, 187, 258, 322 ; February, 377,428,480,534; March,
581, 630, 678, 746; April, 803, 848, 893, 956; May, 1005, 1068,
1131, 1193, 1255, June, 1318, 1376, 1432, 1475; July, 1533,
1577,1629,1682; August, 1722,1777,1828,1888,1961;
September,
2009, 2074, 2140, 2188; October, 2257, 2317, 2384, 2444,
2507 ; November, 2539, 2609, 2665, 2713; December, 2785, 2854,
2909, 2965.
the Melbourne district divided into north and south Melbourne
registration districts, 1283.
See Registrars of births and deaths. Vital statistics.
Blackball gold mining company, notice, 1764.
Black Hill [mining] company, accounts, 280, 1668.
Blanket Flat gold mining company, accounts, 280.
Bluff Harbor and Invercargill railway, N.Z., tenders for constructing
piers for, 1464, 1480, 1519, 1536.
Boards. See Aborigines. Agriculture. Commissioners. Education.
Gold fields. Health. Pilotage. Steam navigation,
&c.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1863.
7
Board of examiners.
See Civil service.
Boatmen, fees payable by licensed, 1525.
Bon accord gold mining company, accounts, 282.
Bonded warehouses, proprietors and occupiers cautioned against
altering certificates, 1525.
-licenses granted, renewed, cancelled, &c.: divers appointed,
extended, &c., 259, 400, 1363, 2063, 2142, 2240, 2359, 2474; ditto
for spirits under the distillation act, 2063; licenses cancelled,
146, 451, 1363; licenses, &c., transferred, 146, 1393; certain
bonded warehouses at Portland, Port Fairy, Warrnambool,
and Port Albert, exempted from payment of the fee, 1599.
See Sales (customs).
Bonshaw freehold gold mining company, accounts, 197, 1667.
Borhoneyghurk company, notice, 414.
Borough commons. See Commons.
Boroughs. See Municipalities, and.the names of boroughs.
Botanic gardens, Melbourne : plants, cuttings, and seeds for distribution,
256.
Branxholme pound: rates, 298; keeper, William Turner, 187;
ditto, Edward Turner, 2110; cattle impounded, 550, 572, 626,
643, 861, 887, 933, 1027, 1058, 1208, 1237, 1295, 1327, 1439, 1521,
1618, 1669, 1737, 1766, 1817, 1883, 1941, 20U3, 2034, 2057, 2150,
2311, 2433, 2627, 2841.
Braybrook road district: proclaimed, 1418; authorized tolls, 1716;
accounts, 1561; toll-gate on road from Footscray to Braybrook
authorized, 1745; tolls at ditto,1970; F. Anderson's application
to close roads in the parish of Derrimut, 1664.
Brewers.
See Sale of spirits, &c.
Bridges See Contracts. Tenders.
Brighton municipality or borough: bye-law, 1159; election
notices, 84, 106 ; reports, 751, 776, 1969, 1999.
Britannia gold mining company, notice, 2205.
Broadmeadows pound: cattle impounded, 20, 86, 172, 228, 308,
416, 572, 780, 861, 997, 1295, 1440, 1562, 2150, 2433, 2648, 2747,
2841.
Broadmeadows road district, altered, 1505 ; meeting, 523, 596.
Brown, Richard, deceased, notice to creditors, &c., of, 2896.
Brown's and Scarsdale municipality or borough : dog nuisance
act extended, 1345 ; bye-laws, 186, 371, 912, 913, 1159, 1526,
1926, 2107; election notice, 1590, 1614; reports, 660, 684, 2203,
2248.
Brunswick municipality or borough : bye-laws, 427,514; report,
1937, 1968; tenders for lease of toll-gates invited, 2706, 2744.
Buckland road district, altered, 943; rules, 515.
Buildings. See Contracts. Tenders. Works.
Building societies. See Registered friendly societies.
Bulla road district, altered, 944; proposed deviation of the
main Deep Creek road, 1207.
Bullock Creek pound : rates, 949; cattle impounded, 86, 107,
139, 172, 228, 332, 416, 475, 550, 572, 597, 643, 665, 688, 752, 887,
904, 933, 971, 997, 1058, 1117, 1148, 1208, 1237, 1264, 1327, 1358,
1440, 1467, 1485, 1562, 1618, 1639, 1669, 1712, 1767, 1818, 1883,
1913, 1974, 2057, 2179, 2288, 2342, 2374, 2433, 2434, 2491, 2534,
2558, 2648, 2747, 2798, 2841, 2873, 2921.
Bungaree road district: proclaimed, 114; altered, 1945; meetings,
223, 502; board elected, 661.
Buninyong municipality or borough: dog nuisance act extended,
1577; election notices, 1614, 1635; reports, 1019, 1053.
Buninyong pound : cattle impounded, 20, 107, 139, 203, 228, 308,
332, 364, 365, 394, 475, 503, 529, 550, 572, 665, 688, 728, 752, 781,
904, 933, 998, 1027, 1058, 1092, 1117, 1148, 1237, 1264, 1295, 1327,
1389, 1413, 1440, 1485, 1563, 1692, 1737, 1767, 1848, 1974, 2003,
2057, 2120, 2179, 2180, 2207, 2251, 2288, 2311, 2342, 2407, 2434,
2470, 2558, 2559, 2648, 2769, 2798, 2873, 2897, 2922.
Buninyong road district, altered, 1945; meeting, 1790.
Buninyong gold mining company, notice, 2894.
Buoys.
See Mariners.
Burke and Wills: public offices closed during the performance
of the funeral solemnities of the deceased explorers (21st
January), 143. See Sites.
Burrumbeep gold mining company, notice, 306, 2087; accounts,
1592.
Bute gold mining company, notice, 201; accounts, 1638.
Bye-laws. See Agriculture. Gold fields. Aind the names of
associations, companies, and municipalities.
Bylands, meeting respecting a road district, 1484.
Bylands and Glenburnie, proposed road district, 2562.
Cafe de Paris, &c., Melbourne.
C.
See Spiers and Pond.
Caithness gold mining and quartz crushing company, accounts,
414, 1710.
Caledonia gold mining company, accounts, 197, 1666.
Californian gold mining company, notice, 2002.
Callender, James, his notice to Knight and Selby, 2677.
Campaspe road district, meeting, 686.
Campbell's Creek road district, board elected, &c., 169; tolls to
let, 1412, 1437.
Camperdown, petty sessions court days, 13.
Camperdown pound : rates, 679; cattle impounded, 503, 643,
752, 834, 904, 1327, 1594, 1692, 1848, 1974, 2374, 2434, 2627.
Candidates for the civil service. See Civil service.
Cape of Good Hope.
See Mariners.
Cape Paterson, special licensing district, 531.
Cape Clear gold mining company, notice, 624; accounts, 1666.
Carisbrook municipality or borough : bye-laws, 399,539; election
notices, 387, 411, 546, 568, 1815, 1845; reports, 750, 775, 2173,
2204.
Carisbrook pound: cattle impounded, 21, 108, 139, 172, 204, 283,
332, 365, 394, 417, 447, 475, 503, 551, 572, 597, 626, 643, 688, 781,
834, 904, 934, 998, 1027, 1058, 1092, 1117, 1173, 1238, 1264, 1327,
1358, 1389, 1413, 1440, 1467, 1485, 1542, 1563, 1594, 1618, 1639,
1692, 1712, 1767, 1818, 1883, 1913, 1941, 2035, 2057, 2120, 2150,
2180, 2252, 2288, 2311, 2374, 2375, 2407, 2434, 2470, 2491, 2513,
2559, 2603, 2627, 2648, 2709, 2747, 2841, 2813, 2897, 2922.
Carngham road district, proposed new road, 720.
Carngham and Beaufort road district: proclaimed, 1002; constituted
the shire of Ripon, 2846; rules, 2074; meetings, 1019,
1087, 1207.
Carngham united gold mining company, notice, 1973.
Carpentaria gold mining company, notice, 640, 2646.
Carriers, fees payable by licensed, 1525.
Casterton pound: cattle impounded, 21, 86, 172, 394, 417, 475,
503, 573, 643, 781, 834, 904, 998, 1117, 1148, 1264, 1440, 1467,
1542, 1618, 1848, 1883, 1974, 2088, 2121, 2252, 2311, 2407, 2434,
2491, 2534, 2709, 2769, 2955.
Castlemaine municipality or borough : bye-law, 1335 ; election
notice, 18, 44 ; reports, 469, 497, 2000, 2031, 2431, 2468.
Castlemaine pound: cattle impounded, 172, 365, 417, 475, 529,
573, 1148, 1265, 1389, 1440, 2207, 2407, 2535, 2628, 2897.
Cathcart junction lead gold mining company, accounts, 225,
1690; notices, 1616, 2647.
Catherine reef united claimholders gold mining company,
Bendigo, accounts, 83, 1668.
Cattle :
Clean districts under the pleuro -pneumonia act, No. 136:
portion of the county of Mornington , 397; portion of Gipps
Land, 1182.
Charles Du Ve, commissioner under the pleuro -pneumonia
act for the Gipps Land district , 532; ditto appointed under
act No. 136, page 1182; John McMahon Allen , a commissioner
under the pleuro -pneumonia acts, Nos. 123 and 136, page 1182 ;
Henry William Emerson Tennent Dawson . commissioner
under the pleuro-pneumonia act, No. 136, 1643; Alexander
Littlejohu Pearson, ditto, 2061.
- Chairman of the pleuro-pneumonia commission, Frederick
McCoy, 1977.
Importation restricted, prohibited, allowed, authorized, &c.,
into New Zealand provinces: Otago, 1363, 1448, 1888, 2713;
Southland, 976, 2257; Wellington, 24.
- Circular and questions relative to pleuro-pneumonia in
cattle, 739; notice respecting Coleman's pleuro-pneumonia
specific, 2532.
- Lost or found, &c.: 20, 46, 84, 85, 86, 107, 139, 171, 203,
227, 283, 306, 307, 331, 3.;1, 363, 364, 392, 414, 416, 446, 474,
498, 502, 528, 550, 571, 597, 624, 642, 660, 687, 724, 752, 779,
780, 813, 858, 861, 885, 886, 903, 930, 932, 971, 994, 997, 1026,
1057, 1091, 1116, 1170, 1172, 1207, 1237, 1327, 1388, 1411, 1439,
1467, 1484, 1589, 1594, 1615, 1616, 1638, 1639, 1668, 1692, 1766,
1882, 1883, 1973, 2003, 2034, 2056, 2088, 2120, 2149, 2178, 2206,
2251, 2286, 2310, 2341, 2342, 2373, 2374, 2406, 2430, 2433, 2467,
2469, 2401, 2512, 2513, 2534, 2558, 2602, 2626, 2627, 2647, 2677,
2708, 2745, 2146, 2769, 2840, 2897, 2915, 2918, 2954. See
Pounds, and the names of pounds.
Cattle-yards.
See Sites.
Cavalry. See Volunteer corps.

8 INDEX TO THE VICTORIA
Cemeteries: - Accounts of trustees of cemeteries at: Alberton, 2460 ;
Amherst, 2460; Ballan, 2855; Ballarat, 2461; Bellarine, 2461;
Boroondara, 2461; Brighton, 2461; Castlemaine, 2461; Carisbrook,
2461; Clunes, 2462; Creswick, 2462; Daylesford, 2483;
Duneed, 2483; Epping, 2483; Euroa, 2483; Fryerstown, 2483;
Geelong, 2483; Heathcote, 2483; Inglewood, 2550; Irrewarra,
2484; Kangaroo Ground, 2484; Kyneton, 2551; Lexton, 2484'-
Melton, 2484; Moorooduc, 2484; Newstead, 2551; Nunawading,
2855; Sale, 2551; Seymour, 2551; St. Kilda, 2855; Steiglitz,
2551; Taradale, 2551; Templestowe, 2551; Tower Hill,
2552; Wallan-wallan, 2855; Wangaratta, 2552; Warringal,
2552;Wedderburne, 2856; Will-will-Rook (Campbellfield),
2552; Yambuk, 2552; Yan Yean, 2856.
- Rules : Ararat, 1513; Ballan, 2552; Bright, 2300; Coleraine,
2023; Melbourne, 2165; Melton, 36; Pleasant Creek, 2507;
Omeo, 78; Sale, 35; Stanley, 1578; Sunbury, 1451; Wangaratta,
2736; Winchelsea, 1701.
Notice as to the distribution of the vote for fencing, 451.
See Sites.
Trustees.
Census. See Population.
Central board for aborigines.
Certificated surveyors. See Surveyors.
See Aborigines.
Certificates. See Civil service. Customs. Licenses.
Certifying to accounts. See Accounts.
Ceylon.
See Mariners.
Chairmen. See General sessions. Municipalities. Road districts.
And the names of road districts.
Channels.
2107;
See Sites.
Chewton municipality or borough : bye-laws, 954, 1159, 1421,
election notices, 1412, 1437; reports, 441, 469, 1814,
1845.
Chief secretary. See Ministers.
Chiltern municipality or borough : bye-laws, 1159,1252; election
notices, 497, 523 ; reports, 884, 901, 2404, 2429.
Chiltern pound: cattle impounded, 21, 86, 140, 172, 228, 308,
332, 365, 394, 417, 447, 503, 551, 573, 597, 626, 665, 726, 752,
814, 834, 862, 887, 905, 934, 971, 998, 1058, 1092, 1208, 1265,
1358, 13S9, 1410, 1485, 1522, 1542, 1594, 1618, 1669, 1692, 1693,
1737, 1767, 1791, 1849, 1941, 1974, 2057, 2088, 2121, 2150, 2180,
2207, 2252, 2288, 2311, 2342, 2491, 2192, 2514, 2535, 2678, 2709,
2747, 2769, 2841, 2922, 2981.
Chinese emigration.
See Immigration.
Chryseis mining company, notice, 170; accounts, 1636.
Chrysolite Hill quartz mining company, accounts, 327, 1667.
Churches, amended regulations respecting the distribution of
the grant-in-aid of public worship, 2291.
-- Sites. See Sites.
Trustees.
See Trustees.
Circuit c-nrt ; : sittings, fixed for 1863, page 1; ditto, altered,
111; additional sittings at Portland, 2125; sittings for 1864
fixed, 2815.
City magistrates.
City postal limits.
City of Manchester
1710.
See Magistrates.
See Post office.
gold mining company, notice, 1234; accounts,
Civil service of India, examinations in 1863 for, 157.
Civil service of Victoria :
- Classified list of officers of the civil service, 691.
-- - Corrigenda of classified list, G. G. i4lcCrae, 710 ; G. Ander-
1011; J. Drury, 1335; C. G. Feinaigle, 1211; C. H. Fletcher,
1375; 13. S. Homan, 1068; A. Langton, 848;W. A. Moore,
1011; R. W. Owen, 1682; T. C. Phillpin, 1011; J. C. Raven,
1211 ; Frederick Scurry, 1335; E. J. White, 848.
- Examination of candidates to be held, 256, 1039, 1776, 2537;
special examination of ditto, 667; subjects for the examination
of candidates, 256; notice to candidates for appointments as
clerks of courts, 256; passed candidates for the ordinary
branch, 479, 847, 1335, 2063, 2183, 2959; passed candidates for
the departments of lands and survey and public works, 553,
1418, 2062 ; ditto for the department of the law officers, 508,
847, 1375, 2257; issue of certificates, 2351; board of examiners
for the lands and survey department, Charles Whybrow Ligar,
Clement llodgkinson, William Wilkinson Wardell, Robert
L. J.Eliery, Alexander John Skerie, 1918; secretary of ditto,
Ralph Lowe, 1918.
Promotions, &c.: Matthew Byrne, 1771 ; H. D. Church
(temporarily), 508; John Sharp Denbigh, 2438; Matthew
Deane Fosbery, 1001; Robert Gibton, 1039; Johnson Hicks,
1771; Robert McNiece, 2155; John Joseph O'Meara, 1597;
William Edward Wollaston, 2438; William Gaven Wright,
673.
See Holidays. Volunteer corps.
Claims.
See Accounts.
Clarke, John, deceased, notice to creditors, 502.
Clarke, W. J. T., his notice, 1412.
Classification.
See Civil service.
Classification of runs. See Depasture.
Clean districts.
See Cattle.
Clerks of county courts, appointed, transferred, &c.:
Avoca, H. W. Silvester, acting, 553, 1125 ; James S. C. Coffin,
577.
Beaufort, Corker Wright Minchin, 2124.
Belfast, H. D. Church, 508.
Daylesford, John Joseph O'Meara, acting or second, 1526,
1572, 1597; C. G. Robertson, acting, 2348.
Heathcote, Templeton Bunnett, 508.
Inglewood, Denis Bowes Daly, 577.
Melbourne, R. C. Morgan, clerk in the county court, 1001.
Sale, Richard Quinan, 508; John Le Marchant Carey, acting,
648.
Smythesdale, Thomas Taylor, acting, 648.
St. Arnaud, O. W. Collins, 2255.
Warrnambool, John Johnston, acting, 1949.
Wedderburne, Matthew Deane Fosbery, 1001; Alexander
Dawson, acting, 1001.
See also Civil service.
Clerks of courts of mines appointed, transferred, &c. :
Avoca, H. W. Silvester, acting, 553, 1125 ; James S. C. Coffin,
577.
Beaufort, Corker Wright Minchin, 2124.
Daylesford, C. G. Robertson, acting, 2348.
Heathcote, Templeton Bunnett, 508.
Hepburn, John Joseph O'Meara, acting or second, 1526, 1572,
1597.
Inglewood, Denis Bowes Daly, 577.
Korong, Alexander Dawson, acting, 1001; Matthew Deane
Fosbery, 1001.
Smythesdale, Thomas Taylor, acting, 648.
St. Arnaud, O. W. Collins, 2255.
Steiglitz, Richard Singleton, 508.
See also Civil service.
Clerks of the peace appointed : Avoca, James Stephen Chappell
Coffin, 2124 ; Belfast, II. D. Church, 508; Sale, Richard Quinan,
508; ditto, John Le Marchant Carey, acting, 648.
Clerks of petty sessions: regulation as to deposits of money
with them under mining lease regulations, 452; clerks of petty
sessions to forward with despatch returns of certificates
under licensing acts, 1182.
Appointed, transferred, &c.:
Avenel, Albert George Barshazn, acting, 480.
Avoca, H. W. Silvester, acting, 553, 1125; James S. C. Coffin,
577.
Bald Hills, Richard Quinan, 1749.
Ballarat, John C. Hylton, acting assistant, 513.
Patterson, 1068; Robert McNiece, second, 2255.
Beaufort, Corker Wright Minchin, 2124.
Belfast, H. D. Church, 508.
Brighton, Edward C. Bell, 1269.
Brown's and Scarsdale, William Balfour Nicolson, 1001.
Cowana, William Walsh, acting, 1852.
Crowlands, Martin Nolan, acting, 553; Thomas Butler, acting,
1572.
Daylesford, John Joseph O'Meara, acting or second, 708,1526,
1572, 1597; C. G. Robertson, acting, 2348.
Echuca, George Maunsell, acting, 1001; J. Cleary, acting,
2473.
Heathcote, Templeton Bunnett, 508.
Inglewood, Denis Bowes Daly, 577.
Jamieson, Henry Baber, acting, 1889.
Jericho, George J. Runiley, acting, 207; William Power,
acting, 2292.
Koroit (Tower Hill), J. M. Ardlie, 1001.
Leigh, John Madden, acting, 1949; Thomas Wilson, acting,
1949.
Melbourne, Robert Gibton, acting clerk in the police court,
1039.
Meredith, Richard Singleton, 508.
Mount Moriac, C. H. Dawson, 24.
Omeo, William Phipps, acting, 2539.
Prahran, Edward C. Bell, 1269.
Redcastle, Templeton Bunnett, 505.
Richmond, Edward C. Bell, 1269.
It okewood, Thomas Edward Harding, acting, 2751.
Rutherglen, William Gaven Wright, 673;William Henry
Drummond, acting, 708.
Sale, Richard Quinan, 508; John Le Marchant Carey, acting,
648.
Sandy Creek (Ternagulla), John Miskelly, 1362.
Seymour, Denis Deasey, acting, 629.
Skipton, James Peter Gannon, acting, 1039.
Smythesdale, Thomas Taylor, acting, 648.
Steiglitz, Richard Singleton, 508.
Stratford, Richard Quinan, 508;John Le Marchant Carey,
acting, 648.
Swan Hill, William Child, acting, 1749.
Vaughan, Joseph Lewis, 1001.
Wahgunyah, William Gaven Wright, 673.
Warrnambool, John Johnston, acting, 1949.
Ballarat East, Charles Grant Robertson, second, 847; G.W. F.

Clerks of petty sessions- continued.
Wedderburne, Alexander Dawson, acting, 1001; Matthew
Deane Fosbery, 1001.
Whittlesea, Leonard Fawsett, acting, 1001.
Woodend, Andrew Smerger Drought, assistant, 207.
Wood's Point, G. J. Rumley, 2315.
Yandoit, John Joseph O'Meara, acting, 1526, 1572; C. G.
Robertson, 2348.
See also Civil service.
Clerks of wardens. See Wardens' clerks.
Clunes municipality or borough : bye-laws, 514,538; election
notices, 105, 136, 1999, 2031.
Clunes pound: rates, 186; keeper, Randolph Kemp, 41; cattle
impounded, 140, 204, 283, 308, 332, 365, 447, 475, 503, 551, 573,
643, 665, 752, 834, 887, 934, 998, 1027, 1092, 1117,1173, 1238,
1295, 1327, 1358, 1389, 1413, 1441, 1468, 1486,1594,1618,1669,
1738, 1791, 1849, 1883, 1913, 2003, 2180, 2288, 2492, 2628, 2770,
2841, 2897, 2981.
Clunes alliance quartz mining company , accounts, 414.
Coal. See Minerals. Stores,
Colac pound: rates, 266 ; cattle impounded , 140, 332, 394, 475,
665, 1092, 1486, 1542, 1669, 1849, 2035, 2150, 2407, 2470, 2514,
2648, 2798.
Colac road district : altered, 1449 ; accounts , 198 ; toll -gate and
tolls thereat authorized, 2317.
Colbinabin south run , notice as to , 969, 997.
Coleman's specific . See Horneman.
Coleraine pound: rates, 163, 1627; cattle impounded , 47,87,108,
173, 283, 417, 475, 529, 626, 643, 753, 887, 998, 1058, 1092, 1265,
1295, 1328, 1441, 1468, 1522, 1818, 1941, 1974, 2035, 2121, 2252,
2342, 2470, 2492, 2535, 2770, 2798, 2873.
Coliban waterworks , lands exempted
for, 2715.
Collectors of customs . See Customs.
GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1863. 9
from mining operations
Collectors of imposts appointed : C. H. D. Aplin, 1504 ; Charles
Grattan Badge, 1852 ; Henry Prescott Bance, 207, 1504;
Alfred Francis Bradshaw , 2438; Henry Edward Brown, 1852;
Elliott Moor Cairnes, 453 ; George Stewart Caldwell, 673, 909,
1098, 1269, 1749; William Sayer Christian , 146; Albion
Charles Croft , 866; Edwin George Davis, 1852; Richard
Down, 90; John Duigan , 866,2235; Frederick Farrar, 532,
1546; William Fawkner , 90, 398; George Augustus Firman,
2438; David James Cook Goodsir, 975 ; Thomas Green, 866;
George Emmett Grover , 1546; William Penn Hamilton, 1852
Charles Harriott , 1852; Richard Heriry Horne, 1644;
Lionel Krone, 866 ; John L' Estage, 1448; Thomas Lewis,
1852; Alois Duffus Lubecki, 2062, 2235; Frederick Leopold
Merchant , 1852; John Nicol , 1335; John Noble , 2750; Henry
Frank O'Connell, 1335 ; Edwin S. Outtrim, 1098,1852; Thomas
Carlile Phillpin, 2495; Joseph Pittman , 421; Thomas Reed,
2235; G. J. Rumley, 146; George Smibert , 532, 866, 1393;
Edward Smith , 1546, 1852 ; Alfred Lanfear Sutton, 1852;
William Turner, 1948; William Weston , 18,E2, 2235; William
Henry Willoch, 398, 2652; George Henry Yandell, 1852.
See also Accounts.
Collingwood gold mining company, notice, 1023.
Collisions at sea, regulations for preventing, under the merchant
shipping act, &c., 1177.
Colonial bank of Australasia, meetings, 826, 2248.
Colonial barrack-master, major Charles Henry Hall, 1715.
Colonial military storekeeper to be a member of the tender
board for stores, 603; major Charles H. Hall, colonial military
storekeeper, 1643.
1643; Nicholas Moysey Bickford,
Alfred
Commissioners of crown lands appointed : Hugh Ross Barclay,
ib.; Power Le Poer Bookey,
ib.; Walter Butler, 2; David Douglas Chambers, 1643; Francis
McCrae Cobham, ib.; William Augustus Pultenay Dana, A.;
Samuel Stackpole Furnell, ib. ; Harry Vincent Geary, ib.;
Thomas Denis Stratford Heron, 2; Henry Hill, 1643; Thomas
Edward Langley, ib.; Thomas Hamilton Lyttleton, ib.; Robert
Cleghorn Mackenzie, 2; Joseph Mason, 1643; Robert Mc-
Culloch, ib. ; Frederick Armand Powlett, 909; Francis
Archibald Savage Reid, 1643; Edgar Slade, ib.; Robert Crofton
Taylor, ib. ; Bowes Todd Wilson, ib ; Frederick Alfred Winch,
ib.
Commander-in-chief. See Governor. Volunteer corps.
Commission of enquiry for the promotion of the fine arts, &c.,
2255.
Commissioner
of crown lands and survey.
Commissioner of public works.
- See Ministers.
Commissioner of railways and roads.
Commissioner of trade and customs. I
Commissioner of lands titles , Charles James Griffith, resigned,
553. See Real property.
B
Commissioners, pleuro-pneumonia. See Cattle.
Commissioners of the supreme court, 337; for taking affidavits,
337; for taking acknowledgments of deeds under Act No.
112, page 338; for taking bail, 339. See Guardians of minors.
Commissioners (boards). See the names of boards, as Education.
Fine arts, &c.
Commissions, volunteer. See Volunteer corps.
Committees of common schools. See Schools.
Committees of management of sites : Bendigo, cricket, 2292; Burrumbeet
(Lake Learmonth), lands for recreative purposes,
2609; Chiltern, racecourse, 2903; Dandenong, racing and recreation,
604; Dromana, public park, 2038; Hamilton, racecourse
and recreation reserve, 2156; Jalnieson, racecourse, 1159; Lake
Burrumbeet, site for public purposes and park, 2292; Newtown
and Chilwell, temperance hall, 73; Pleasant Creek, racecourse,
1977; Sandridge, temperance hall, 73; Snapper Point
(Mornington), park for public recreation, 2750; Stawell, public
gardens, 2495; Woodend, racecourse and recreation reserve,
1977; Wangaratta, cricket and recreation, 2609; Yackandandab,
racing and recreation, 2292. See also Trustees.
Common schools. See Education. Schools. Sites.
Common-toll roads. See Roads.
Commons :
Accounts of managers of farmers' commons : Hardie's Hill,
2872 ; Upper Plenty, 2646; Yarra Flats, 1970.
Regulation respecting the audit, &c., of the accounts of the
managers of town and farmers' commons, 2319; certain fees
for farmers' depasturing licenses to be refunded, 667; officer
authorized to prosecute certain trespassers on Woodend
borough common, 2903.
-- Borough or municipal commons proclaimed, &c.: Brown's
and Scarsdale, 944; Chiltern, 2474; Emerald Hill altered,
2256; Essendon and Flemington increased, 944; Moonambel,
2126; Queenscliffe, 1851; Rutherglen, 1987; Sale, 1987; Sandridge
altered, 2256 ; South Barwon, 1068 ; Wangaratta, 2474.
--- Farmers' commons proclaimed, &c.: Ballan diminished,
208; Bullarook and Spring Hill increased, 2692 ; Bung Bong
altered, 2902; Cardigan increased, 1103; Carlsruhe, 532 ; Ellesmere
and Nolan altered, 2692 ; Eurambeen (agricultural area
of Strath Service), temporary, 2293; Evansford agricultural
area, 1822; Fort Fellows agricultural area, 1987; Glendaruel
Ascot, Tourello, Beckworth, Addington, Spring Hill, Smeaton,
Creswick, Glengower, Eglinton, &c., diminished, 2126; Lillicur
and Yalong altered, 1068; Newham altered, 2819; North
and South Woorragee altered, 1675; ditto increased, 2256;
Sandford (description corrected), 954; Seymour, 556; Springs,
Lexton, Ercildoun, Addington, and Beckworth, altered, 1823;
Strathfieldsaye and Sedgwick increased, 1823, 2039; Wareek
increased, 90; Wild Duck Creek altered, 2474; Woodstock
and Tarnagulla increased, 1675.
Gold field commons proclaimed, &c.: Bowman's Forest
altered, 648; Buckland abolished, 1182; Carngham altered,
1675 ; Castlemaine altered, 2038; Chiltern, 2474; Clunes, 2126;
Cochrane's altered, 1546; Glasgow Lead abolished, 944;
Glendhu Reef abolished, 944; Glenpatrick increased, 1103;
Indigo or Chiltern abolished, 2474; Inglewood diminished,
1822; Jones's Creek altered, 1394; Kingower altered (1823,
corrected in 2256) ; Lamplough altered (2474, corrected in
2776) ; Landsborough, Glasgow Lead, Glendhu, and Malakoff,
944; Linton's and Brown's abolished, 1304; Linton's, Brown's,
Springdallah, Happy Valley, and Lucky Woman's, 1304;
Malakoff diggings abolished, 944; McCallum's Creek increased,
2692; Moliagul altered, 648; Moonambel, 2126; Morrison's
altered, 2256; ditto increased, 2776; Morse's Creek and Buckland,
1182; Mount Egerton increased, 208; Mountain Creek
abolished, 2126; Redbank diminished, 2126; Sago Hill and
Campbell's Gully altered, 2819; Sandhurst altered, 1987; dittoincreased,
2902; Steiglitz altered, 1825; Tarnagulla altered,
2474; Yandoit altered, 208.
Town commons proclaimed, &c.: Allansford, 1546; Avenel
increased, 1987; Ballyshanassy abolished, 2692, Braybrook
increased, 944; Bright, 1182; Bulla, 1822; Carlsruhe increased_
1822, 2038; Clarendon and Burnt Bridge increased, 2474;
Cranbourne altered, 1822; Dandenong increased, 1394;
Elsternwick, 2256; Horsham altered, 2561; Macedon, 2902;
Melbourne, 1917; Queenscliffe abolished, 1851; Redbank,
2126; Sale abolished, 1987; Stratford, 1599; Tarnagulla, 90;
Terang increased, 208; Wedderburne, 1851; Williamstown
increased, 208; Yea increased, 2474.
United commons : Amherst borough and gold field renamed
and increased, 2631; Beechworth municipal and gold
field, 556; Buninyong town and gold field, 1504; Castlemaine
town and gold field, 344; Chiltern borough and gold field,
2504; Clunes municipal and gold field, 2126; Doncaster, Carlton,
Nunawading, and Bulleen farmers' increased, 2692;
Eltham and Glengloy town and f'armers', 208; Euroa town and
farmers' increased, 286; Keilor and Maribyrnong town and
farmers' increased, 1822; Little River and Duck Ponds
farmers', 286; Maldon town and gold field, 208; ditto altered,
2157; Maryborough town and gold field, 208; Moliagul,
Inkerman, acid Wattle Flat gold fields, 1125 (incorrect in
1103); St. Arnaud municipal and gold field, 286; Wedderburne
town and gold field, 1888; Winchelsea town and
farmers', 556.

10 INDEX TO THE VICTORIA
Commons- continued.
Managers of farmers' commons : Bet-bet No. 1, page 2776;
Craigie and Eglinton, 2347; Evansford, 2410; Fort Fellows,
2820; Franklin, 2095; Larpent, 1749; Lockwood, Ravenswood,
&c., 1749; Marong, 1749; Moranding and Glenarona, 2609;
North and South Woorragee, 2095; Shelford, 2410.
--- Managers of gold fields commons : Carngham, 941; Durham,
Scotchman s, Napoleon, Whim Holes, and Black Leads
941; Morrison's, 941; Mount Egerton , 941; Sago Hill ann
Campbell's Gully, 941; Steiglitz. 941.
2712; Ballan, 1715; Berwick, 1828, 1949; Brown's and
-- Managers of town commons : Allansford, 1949; Avenel,
Scarsdale, 2839; Bulla, 2820 ; Camperdown, 1749; Carlsruhe,
2410; Dandenong, 1749; Drysdale (1749, corrected 1930);
Elsternwick (2473, corrected 2539); Portland, 749; Sale,
1749; Skipton, 1749.
Managers of united common : Eltham and Glengloy united
town and farmers' common, 1949.
-- Rules for commons : Bacchus Marsh farmers ', 497; Beaufort,
Raglan, and Charlton gold fields , 2308; Buttlejorrk,
Holden , and Gap united town and farmers ', 2602; Casterton
town , 388; Langi Ghiran farmers ', 1115; Morang and Yan
Yean farmers', 996 ; Wedderburne gold field, 1411.
Burrumbeet and Windermere farmers ' common proposed
to be included in the shire of Ballarat, 2884.
Companies , joint -stock : convention with Belgium relative to
British and Belgian, 756.
Concord quartz gold mining company , notice , 281, 327; accounts,
1668.
Concordia gold mining company, notice, 2977.
Conewarre road district, proposed new road in the parishes of
Puebla and Conewarre, 2177.
Confederate gold and quartz mining company, notice, 19; accounts,
1637.
Confederate States. See America. Pilotage.
Congratulatory addresses. See Addresses.
Congregational church. See Sites. Trustees.
Consuls : despatch respecting the nomination of vice-consuls,
177.
France, M. le Comte de Castelnau, French consul at Melbourne,
1393; Henry
Melbourne, 2061.
Follet, vice-consul for France at
Peru, Don Manuel Jose Palacios, Peruvian consul-general in
the Polynesian islands, 2902.
Spain, James John Marshall, vice-consul for Spain in Melbourne,
255.
Wurtemberg, Francis S. Dutton, consul for Wurtemberg for
the whole of the Australian colonies, 1621.
Contract surveys. See Contracts (miscellaneous). Surveyors.
Tenders.
Contracts of the series 1862, subsequently corrected, altered, or
cancelled, and not elsewhere referred to in the index :--
Nos. 105 see page 72
1299 n 1255
1381 , .325
1109 186
1415 186
1433 163
1451 r. 1556
1477 72
Nos. 1482 see page 72
1487 0 325
1511 1255
1512
1 1683 825
1515 2485
1531 873
1534 , 825
Contracts of the series 1863, subsequently corrected, altered, or
cancelled, and not elsewhere referred to in the index:-
Nos. 1 see page 1075 Nos. 33 see page 1227
5 1227
35 0 1227
9 1227
44 n 1477
22 1930
52 rr $ 4
24 , 1930
69 n 37
29 n 163
Contracts for the conveyance of mails , clearing receiving boxes,
&c.:-
During 1862: page 72, 325, 591.
During 1863: page 219, 378, 614, 857, 899, 1433, 1598, 1930,
2241, 2526, 2735.
Contracts for electric telegraph lines and materials:-
Lines, posts, &c., Avoca to Moonambel, 2241; Castlemaine
and Newstead, 562; Geelong to Ballarat, 377; Gipps Land,
2333; llexham to Hamilton, 2883; Hexham and Mortlake, 635;
Inglewood to Swan hill, 1048; Melbourne and Albury, 72;
Melbourne and Geelong, 1877; Murray and Glenelg, 917;
Smythesdale, 1556.
Materials, instruments , &b., 163, 635, 1015, 1433, 1858, 1867,
1930, 1990.
Surveying lines, 2046.
Stations, offices, &c. See Contracts for public-works.
Contracts for marine and harbor services (unconnected with
railways) : beacon, Shortland's bluff, 298 ; buckets for dredges,
325; jetty lights, 325,468; crane at Australian wharf, 562; punts
for dredging, 562, 2665, 2883; piles, Yarra, 874; revenue vessel
for Western Port, 1464; signal staff at Queenscliffe, 874, 1015;
landing silt, 1655, 2883 repairs to patent slip, 21 10 ; conveyance
of immigrants to Tietoria, 2441; hawser for the Victoria,
825.
Contracts, miscellaneous, for divers services, supplies, stores,
transport, &c., unconnected with railways:-
- For 1862: material for uniforms for volunteers, 36,125, 270,
520; printing paper, 520, 635.
-- For 1863: carts, 37, ; milk for the lunatic asylum, 37 ; coal,
37, 270; fuel wood, 37, 1195, 1347, 1598, 1655, 1877, 2110, 2303,
2397 ; water, 37, 1598, 1655, 1877, 2303, 2397 ; gas, 37 ; store
forage, 101, 378, 874, 1477, 2022, 2617, 2909 ; provisions, &c., for
prisoners in lock-ups, &c., 124, 270, 378, 325, 614, 680, 874, 917,
957, 1015, 1195, 1227, 1283, 1347, 1533, 1759, 1878, 2617 ; glass
and earthenware, 270, 520; forage at country stations, 297,
298, 378, 591, 680, 747, 825, 857, 874, 1075, 1283, 1347, 1877, 1878,
2022, 2163, 2164, 2193, 2271, 2303, 2397; rations, &c., for immigrants,
298,1930, 2508; drays, 429,1227 ; material for uniforms,
468, 1878; funerals, 483, 747; printing paper, 680, 1375; meat
in the Melbourne district, 825, 857 ; manufacture of volunteer
uniforms, 874; bed-bottoms for the lunatic asylum, 72, 986;
ironmongery, &c., 1075, 1076; chacos for volunteers, 1195;
oil for lighthouses, &c.,1227, linendrapery, prisoners' clothing,
&c., 1227, 2110; standard weights and measures, &c., 2022;
delivering parcels at Ballarat, Castlemaine, and Sandhurst,
2397; printing machine for the post c,ffioe, 1703 ; glazing at
public offices, 298; cleansing cesspools and dust-bins, 298 ;
custody, &c., of clocks, 298 ; furniture, 562, 874, 917, 1877;
notice boards for customs department, 635.
- For 1864: clothing, &c., for the aborigines, 1853 ; printing
type, materials, &c., 1853; printing paper, 1853 ; writing paper,
1853; binding materials, &c., 1853; irwamongery, &c., 1853;
copper, iron, steel, and other metals, 1853; oils, 1853, 2193;
painters, plumbers, and glaziers' materials, 1853 ; leather, shoemakers'
materials, &c., 1853 ; linendrapery, prisoners' and
other clothing, 1853; stationery and paper, 1853; saddlery,
&c., 1853 ; timber, &c., 1853 ; canvas, sails, &c., 1853 ; seals and
stamps, 1853; glass and earthenware, 1853; medicines, &c.,
1853 ; gas, 2735 ; ship chandlery, &c., 2193 ; milk for Yarra
Bend lunatic asylum, 2832 ; fresh meat for the sanatory station,
Point Nepean, 2832 ; funerals, 2832, 2966 ; provisions for
immigrants, prisoners, &c., 2966; coal, 2966; firewood, 2966;
water, 2966; rations for prisoners in lock-ups, 2971; conveyance
of immigrants, 2441; survey of crown lands, 592, 2046,
2110, 2397, 2856; cartage of stores at Williamstown, 2941.
Contracts for public works unconnected with railways and
roads and bridges (including building, repairing; supplying
and transporting materials ; laying on water and gas ; making
approaches, footpaths, channels, &c.; furnishing and fitting;
wharfs, piers, and jetties ; lighthouses ; fencing and laying
out gardens and parks; batteries, defences, powder magazines;
telegraph stations ; time signals; reservoirs, embankments,
dams, races, sludge-channels, &c.)
-- Melbourne and -miscellaneous: powder magazines, 72,1227,
2241; batteries, 72 ; botanic gardens, 72, 635, 1048, 1433, 1627,
1877; Yarra Bend lunatic asylum, 325, 377, 562, 635, 874, 917,
2140, 2419; parliament houses, 325, 874, 917, 2110; lands and
survey office, 325, 1227, 1433, 2665 ; custom house, 635, 1556,
1655, 1877 ; museum, 378, 1556, 2077, 2665, 2883 ; post office,
1877; government printing office, 562; wharfs, 562, 635, 2241 ;
registrar general's office, 874, 917; new treasury, 874, 917,
2110, 2665; fencing, 2665; observatory, 874, 917, 1786, 2419,
2665, 2883; police buildings, 874; Swanston street lock-up,
917; new military barracks, 1015, 1227, 1877; public library,
1315; gaol, 1877, 2419, 2883; university, 1990; telegraph office,
635,1015,2140; exchange, 2140 ; court-house, Swanston street,
2419; medical school, 1990.
-- Various places : Ararat, 1048; Avoca, 2665;Ballarat, 72,
1627, 1655, 1786, 1877, 2419, 2883;Beechworth, 325, 2883;
Belfast, 72; Benalla, 1627; Camperdown, 635;Cape Schanck,
2883; Carisbrook, 635, 917;Carngham, 1877, 2110; Casterton,
1015; Castlemaine, 325, 874, 1227, 1627, 2241, 2665; Chiltern,
1786, 2665; Clunes, 72, 562; Colac, 874; Coleraine, 325; Creswick,
72; Daylesford, 72, 298, 1015, 1556; Dromana, 1433,
1556; Dunkeld,1015; Dunolly, 635; Frankston, 562; Gaffney's
Creek, 72; Geelong, 72, 378. 874, 917, 1015, 1315, 1877, 2140,
2241, 2333, 2S83; Hamilton, 917; Heatheote, 72, 2665; Horsham,
1015, 1315; Inglewood, 1315; Jamieson, 2419; Jericho,
377, 1655; Jordan diggings, 562, 2110; Keilor, 874; Kilmore,
2333; Landsborough, 1990; Learmonth, 635, 1627; Livingstone
Creek, Omeo, 1015; Long Gully, Sandhurst, 562;
Majorca, 2140; Maldon, 72; Maryborough, 72, 635 874, 917,
1015, 1556, 1877, 1990, 2110; Moonambel, 1877, 2140; Mortlake,
2110; Mount Blackwood, 957, 1433, 1627, 2332; Newstead,
1015, 2333; Palmerston, 1877, 2665; Pentridge, 72, 635, 957,
1556; Pleasant Creek, 1048; Point Lonsdale, 1877; Port
Albert, 1786, 2665 ; Portland, 298, 635, 874, 1015, 1227;
Queenscliffe, 72,635, 874, 917,1015, 1227,1877, 2419 2665; lledbank,
1315; Richmond, 298, 635, 1433, 2140, 2419; l,utherglen,
635, 1627; Sale, 2333, 2883; Sandhurst,-1815, 1627, 2241, 2419;•
Sandridge, 874, 1227, 1627, 2110, 2211, 2419, 2665; Sandy Creek,
see Yaekandandah; Seymour, 72; Shortland's Bluff, 1048,
1315, 2110; Smythesdale, 1655; Snapper Point, 72, 1227; St.
Kilda, 1627; Talbot 635, 2140; Wahgunyah, 635; Wangaratta,
635; ; Warburton diggings (Upper Yarra), 1990, 2140 ; Warrnambool,
298, 917,1227,2241; Watt's Greek (Upper Yarra),
1878; Williamstown, 635, 874, 1227, 1627, 1877, 2110, 2333;
Wood's Junction, 72; Wood's Point, 1877, 2110; Yackandandah,
635, 1786, 1877.

Contracts for railway works and services, stores, supplies, &c,,
for railways :-
Cartage, delivery, &c., 2271, 2485, 2735, 2941.
Clothing, &c., 657.
Fuel, 37, 2617, 2856, 2941.
1283 ,
Rolling stock, 37, 468, 1048, 14331930, , 2271,
2333.
Sandhurst to Echuca line, 1096, 1703, 2441.
--- Stations, sheds, platforms, &c,, 298, 657, 716, 874, 1283,
2046, 2193, 2271, 2441, 2856.
Sundries, furniture, stores, &c., 37, 353, 429, 874, 986,
1433, 1598, 1877, 2333, 2441, 2485.
GOVERNMENT GAZETTE , 1863. 11
Cornish and York quartz mining company, notice, 1846.
Coroners, appointed : Walter Butler, 207; Avoca, John Batchelor,
2608; Benalla, James Spark, 1526 - Dunolly, George
Cook, 1948; Harrow, William Sinclair Autherland, 2608 ;
Newbury (Blue Mountain gold field), Edward William Plews,
2776; Omeo, Alfred William Howitt, 2847; St. Arnaud,
Ezekiel John Lock, 2473; Warrnambool, H. Breton, 1673 ;
Warrnambool, Lewis Gilles, 1673.
---- resigned : Thomas Rae, acting at Colac, 553.
1990, Correspondents.
1283,
Costs of awards.
See Aborigines.
See Lands.
Country lands. See Lands.
County courts: designation of Raglan changed to Beaufort ,
-- Tools and materials, 36, 37, 353, 378,562, 767, 874, 986, 1433,
1794; at St. Arnaud constituted, 2038; at Wedderburne discontinued,
2711. See Bailiffs. Clerks of county courts. Judges
1598, 1877, 2046, 2271, 2333, 2441, 2665.
- Works, &c., 36, 37, 101, 298, 520, 657, 917, 1096, 1283, 1433, of county courts .
1598, 1877,1930, 1990, 2046, 2271, 2485, 2526, 2735, 2856.
Court houses. See Sites.
Contracts for roads and bridges and works and services therewith
connected , and for erecting , leasing , &c., toll-gates and
Courts. See Circuit courts. Clerks. County courts. Courts
of mines. General sessions . Insolvents. Petty sessions.
punts
Supreme court. And each bi-weekly No. of the G azette.
Bridges, fords, crossing -places, approaches , culverts, &c.:
Allan's Flat, 2971 ; Ararat road (two bridges ), 1255; Back
Creek, 520, 2694, 2787;Backwater Creek, at Yea, 520;Ballarat
and Hamilton (bridges between ), 1255, 1477; Barker's
Creek, 2550; Bet-bet Creek , 186; Church street, 825;Dandenong
Creek , 1683; Dennington , 2971 ; Dobie's Creek, 2787;
Dry Creek , 2271 ; Eddington and Dunolly (between), 873;
Gisborne , 2971 ; Goulburn, at Seymour , 1477, 2787; Grangeburn
, 1477, 2617 ; Greenhill , 2787 ; Green's Pinch Creek, 2485;
Harney's, 2694 ; Harcourt , 2550, 2909; Hawthorn , 1477; Hopkins,
2787 ; Kangaroo , 2909; Kilmore, 2271 ; King, 2694 ; King's
River , 1477 • Lal-lal Creek, 1255, 2485 ; Longford Morass crossing,1683;
Maldon and Sandhurst (between ), 2077 ; Manchester, Creditors.
1048,1477; Mollison's,1477, Monkey Creek, 1195 ; Moorabool,
1255, 2077;Moyne (at Belfast ), 2419; Nine -mile Creek, 1477;
Ross's, 2787; Sale Morass crossing, 1683; Sandy Creek, 1048;
Spring Creek , 2550; Thomson's River, 2883;Violettown and
Euroa, 1255;Warrenheip railway, 2909;Wood's Point, 2787;
Yackandandah Creek, 2971 ; Youl 's Creek, 2694.
Miscellaneous : watering Prince's bridge , 353 ; maintaining
plank -road, 1195, 1477.
Road works, making , maintaining, clearing , &c., on the
following lines: Ararat, 1255; Ararat to the sea-board, 2787;
Ararat to the south -western sea-board, 1195; Ballarat to
Ararat, 2271, 2787, 2909, Ballarat to Buninyong , 1255; Ballarat
to Clunes , 186; Ballarat to Creswick , 186; Ballarat to
Hamilton, 716, 825, 1048, 1255, 1477, 2787 ; Ballarat to Raglan,
1477; Ballarat East, 1878; Beechworth to Buckland, 2550 ;
Belvoir and Albury , 2270, 2271 ; Bendigo, 186, 1683, 2550, 2909 ;
Boundary road, 825; Brighton road, 716, 1877; Broadmeadows
to Kilmore, 2270 ; Castlemaine to Maldon, 1048 ; Castlemaine
and Sandhurst, 1683; Cressy and Darlington, 520;
Dandenong , 874; Delaney's, 825; Eddington to Dunolly, 87&;
Frankston , 2077; Fryerstown , 2909; Gardiner's Creek, 716,
1877, 2077 ; Geelong to Ballarat, 825, 1195, 1255, 1477,
1878, 2271; Gipps Land , 874, 1683; Heathcote , 520, 1477,
2077; Heidelberg , 353; Jamieson, 2971; Johnston street
to Kew, 825 ; Jordan , 2883, 2909 ; Macaulay's , 1683; Main
central road, Gipps Land, 716, 1195, 1255; Maldon to
Dunolly, 2333 ; Maldon to Sandhurst , 2077; McEvoy's
track, 2271 ; McIvor road, 1255, 2694 ; Melbourne to Ballarat,
1048, 1255, 2077, 2270, 2909; Melbourne and Gipps Land,
1195, 1683; Melbourne and Jordan (track ), 2883, 2909;
Mount Alexander , 186, 1048, 1477, 2271, 2971 ; Murray, 520,
874, 1477; Reed's Creek (Gap), 852; Sale to Port Albert,
1255, 2077, 2270 ; Sandhurst to Inglewood , 825; Sandridge,
520, 716, 1477; South-west sea-board , 2694; Steiglitz, 1878;
Steiglitz to Meredith , 1255, 2077 ; Stringer 's Creek (track),
2271; Sydney road, 520, 825, 1048, 1477, 1683, 2270, 2271, 2333,
2485, 2883 ; Toongabbi to Stringer 's Creek, 2883 ; Upper Goulburn,
520; Upper Plenty, 2077, 2550; Violettown and Benalla,
825, 1683; Violettown and Chiltern , 2270 ; Wangaratta
to Oxley, 1477; Warrnambool district , 2971 ; Wellington,
1683 • Western Port, 520, 874; White -horse, 825; Wickliffe
and ibunkeld, 1255.
Toll-gates , punts, &c., erecting , repairing , removing, &c.:
Broadfoot , 716; Geelong and Ballarat (between ) 825; Golden
Point, 1878, 2271; Hawthorn , 520; Mitchell 's river (punt),
1683; Muckleford , 186; Seymour (punt), 186.
-- Toll-gates , punts , &c., leasing : 353, 1075, 2270.
Contracts for sewers and water purposes in and near Melbourne :
castings , 72; laying service pipes, 468, 1578 ; carting pipes, &c.,
520, 1375, 1683;excavating trenches , 271; supplying pipes,
&c., 1375, 2193, 2419, 2694, 2883; iron tubing , valves, &c.,
271, 2419; sundries , 562, 1477, 2193, 2694 ; reservoir at Preston,
additions to office, 1878.
1477;
Convention with Belgium relative to joint -stock companies, 756.
Copper.
See Mineral lands.
Corinella gold mining company , accounts, 137.
Corio road district, altered, 1944; bye-law, 2744; meeting, 829,
858, 883.
Cornish and Bruce's business carried on by Martin and Stodart,
1146.
Courts of mines : designation of Raglan changed to Beaufort,
1791; to be holden at St. Arnaud, 2256; discontinued at
Korong, 2712. See Clerks of courts of mines. Judges of
courts of mines.
Creesus gold mining company, notice, 2175.
Craig, William, deceased, notice to creditors, &c., of, 1388.
Cranbourne road district, meeting, 1437; rules altered, 2142,
accounts, 1761; ditto open for inspection, 1437.
See Insolvents.
Creswick municipality or borough : bye-laws, 76, 539, 559,
1626, 1902 ; reports, 18, 1435, 1464.
Creswick pound: rates, 709; cattle impounded, 21, 47, 87, 108,
173, 204, 228, 283, 308, 332, 365, 394, 417, 475, 551, 573, 597, 626,
643, 688, 726, 752, 814, 835, 862, 905, 934, 972, 998, 1059, 1092,
1117, 1173, 1208, 1238, 1265, 1295, 1328, 1358, 1389, 1390, 1441,
1468, 1486, 1522, 1563, 1618, 1669, 1712, 1767, 1818, 1884, 1941,
2057, 2121, 2150, 2311, 2492, 2603, 2648, 2747, 2798, 2898, 2981.
Creswick road district, constituted a shire, 2958; meeting, 640;
accounts, 1294.
Creswick grand trunk gold mining company, accounts, 137,
1735.
Creswick united leads gold mining company, accounts, 170,
1668.
Cricket grounds. See Sites. Committees of management.
Trustees.
Crown lands. See Commissioners of crown lands. Deeds. Depasture.
Gold fields. Lands. Mineral lands. Sites. Trustees.
Crown prosecutors : Bryan O'Loghlen, at Beechworth, Castlemaine,
Kilmore, Kyneton, and Sandhurst, 941; Edward
Clarke, at Ararat, Ballarat, Hamilton, and Maryborough, 941 ;
ditto, at Avoca, 2315.
Cruikshank, Andrew Rose, deceased, notice to creditors of, 1056.
Cuckson, Edward, deceased, notice to creditors, &c., of, 1437,
1466.
Curator of the estates of deceased persons : Samuel Bradford
Vaughan, deputy, temporarily, 285; George Shovelbottom
resumed duty, 673.
- Monthly returns of the estates of deceased persons placed
under his charge, 71, 578, 867, 1004, 1282, 1548, 1717, 1949,
2518, 2779•
-- Half-yearly returns of ditto, 346, 1772.
Custody fee. See Deeds.
Customs :
2316,
- Legal quay or wharf, Welshpool jetty, 1331; Port Fairy,
2609; notice to merchants, agents, and masters of vessels
• trading to Welshpool, Corner Inlet, 1331.
- Custom house agents licensed, Henry Bowden and William
Siddeley (trading under the designation of W. P. White and
Co.), 1776.
--- Proprietors and occupiers of bonded warehouses cautioned
against altering certificates, 1525; fees payable by licensed
lightermen, boatmen, and licensed carriers, 1525.
- Officers appointed : Richard Down, acting collector of customs,
Melbourne, go; William Fawkner, acting collector of
customs, Warrnambool, 90, 398;David James Cook Goodsir,
acting collector of customs, Portland, 975;Thomas Carlile
Phillpin, acting collector of customs, Port Fairy, 2495; W. H.
Willock, acting collector of customs, Port Albert, 398, 2652;
Henry John. Leplastrier, acting comptroller of accounts, 2038;
Henry Colden Antill Harrison, clerk in the customs depart-

12 INDEX TO THE VICTORIA
Customs-continued.
meat, Melbourne, 1889; Alexander Campbell, officer of customs
to carry out port and harbor regulations, 90; George
Doran, ditto, 1215; Robert Fullarton, ditto, 90; A. J. Mansen,
ditto, 90; George Ashton, acting tide-surveyor, assistant
emigration officer, and officer to carry out the Chinese emigration
act, 1644; John Russell Kea) s, ditto, at Williamstown,
2379; James McNiven, landing waiter, 4th class, at Melbourne,
1793; John M. Woolley, appointed a customs officer for South
Australia, 372.
See Accounts. Bonded warehouses. Distillation. Sales
(customs).
Cuttings.
See Botanic gardens.
Dabyminga, township, 29.
Dams.
See Sites.
D.
Danden ong pound : rates, 709; cattle impounded, 87, 108, 173,
204, 333, 447, 529, 551, 598, 626, 644, 688, 934, 1059, 1118, 1174,
1295, 1328, 1358, 1390, 1413, 1441, 1486, 1522, 1542, 1594, 1712,
1713, 1849, 1941, 2003, 2057, 2121, 2150, 2252, 2288, 2311, 2535,
2628, 2678, 2709, 2770, 2873, 2982.
Dannebroge gold mining company, notice, 2032.
Darling, Sir Charles Henry, assumed the administration of the
government, 2007; Lady Darling's reception days, 2061, 2691.
See Governor.
Daylesford municipality or borough : bye-laws, 97, 427, 560;
election notices, 387, 411, 811, 826; report, 1170, 1200.
Daylesford pound : cattle impounded, 21, 47, 173, 228, 284, 303,
394, 447, 476, 529, 598, 644, 688, 726, 781, 814, 835, 887, 905, 934,
972, 1148, 1174, 1265, 1328, 1390, 1413, 1542, 1563, 1670, 1713,
1791, 1849, 1941, 2035, 2375, 2407, 2470, 2535, 2559.
Daylesford gold mining company, notice, 685.
Dead letters.
See Letters.
Deaths. See Births. Registrars of births and deaths. Vital
statistics.
De Baere, Petrus, his notice, 139.
Deceased persons.
See Curator.
Deeds, title: certain deeds subject to a custody fee of 2s. 6d., p.
421; regulation as to fees for crown grants and leases, &c.,
publication of lists, delivery of deeds, &c., at treasury offices,
2926.
Acknowledgment.
See Commissioners.
Deeds ready for delivery to purchasers of crown lands, 7,
182, 121, 213, 321, 427, 459, 610, 710, 822, 984, 1005, 1131, 1226,
1314, 1395, 1454, 1512, 1553, 1610, 1651, 1699, 1745, 1801, 1904,
1929, 1990, 2046, 2134, 2259, 2323, 2390, 2453, 2573, 2723, 2826,
2931.
-- Mining leases, See Gold fields. Mineral lands.
Unclaimed deeds at receipt and pay offices, 373, 459, 1531,
1746,1798.
Deep Creek pound: cattle impounded, 87, 140, 173, 228, 333, 447,
476, 504, 726, 972, 1027, 1118, 1265, 1328, 1390, 1413, 1486, 1619,
1670, 2150, 2342, 2628, 2649, 2678, 2747, 2922.
Defiance gold mining company, notice, 1482, 2309.
Denham gold mining company, accounts, 1668.
Depasture on crown lands :
- Classified runs, supplementary lists, corrigenda, &c., 259,
296, 758, 1079, 2236, 2478; rents for runs notified, altered, &c.,
1896, 1920, &c., 2046, 2064-8, 2097, 2129, 2318, 2319, 2570, 2776,
2801, 2853, 2854, 2930.
- Licenses for 1862: corrigenda, 36; fee reduced, 259.
License cancelled, 259.
-- Runs liable to forfeiture for non-payment of rent, 1065,
1511; arrears of rent of runs paid, 1079, 1223,2883; penalty on
runs liable to forfeiture abated, 1526; runs declared to be forfeited,
2359; runs, &c., offered, 2, 95, 212, 2661, 2824.
See Commons.
Immigration.
Deposits with clerks of petty sessions and wardens'
mining lease regulations, 452. See Immigration.
Deputy judges.
See Judges.
clerks under
Deputy registrars of births and deaths. See Registrars of births
and deaths.
Diagrams.
See Real property.
Dickson, John, deceased, notice to creditors, &c., of, 1237, 1326.
Digby pound : cattle impounded, 173, 626, 835, 1670, 1818, 1884,
2559, 2628, 2898.
Director of mining and geological surveys, C. D. H. Aplin,
acting, 1417.
Discharges.
See Insolvents.
Diseased cattle. See Cattle. Sheep.
Distillation : proclamation of distilleries at Warrenheip, East
Collingwood, and Prahran, 114; of rectifying premises in La
Trobe street, Melbourne, 114; John Hall, receiver of duties
at Ballarat under the distilleries act, 1546; the appointment of
Ladislaw Kossak as inspector of distilleries cancelled, 1977.
Distilled spirits, return of colonial distilled spirits, 259.
Distilling apparatus on board passenger ships, 673.
Districts. See Municipalities. Road districts. Sale of spirits,
&c. Special licensing. Weights and measures.
District surveyor, of the united Melbourne and Geelong district
: Alexander J. Skene, 1417; of the united Portland and
Hamilton district, Lindsay Clarke, 1793.
Dividends.
See Insolvents.
Dog nuisance act extended to boroughs: Brown's and Scarsdale,
1345; Buninyong, 1577; Eaglehawk, 216; Sale, 2507.
Donnybrook and Wallan-wallan road district, proclaimed, 1822.
Donnybrook, Wallan-wallah, and Bylands road district, proclaimed,
1418; altered, 1822; meeting, 1589.
Drainage areas, &c. See Sites.
Drainage officers. See Sandhurst.
Drill instruction. See Volunteer corps.
Drysdale pound: rates, 1834; cattle impounded, 87, 284, 417, 447,
504, 551, 644, 688, 726, 781, 905, 1093, 1148, 1441, 1468, 1639,
1913, 2252, 2288, 2470.
Duke of Cornwall gold mining company, accounts, 1913;
notice, 2205.
Duke of Northumberland gold mining company, notice, 812.
Duke of Wellington gold mining company, notice, 1562, 2676.
Dundas road district: altered, 1944; constituted a shire, 2749;
rules and regulations, 2892; meeting, 1814; accounts, 2173.
Dunolly municipality or borough: bye-laws, 914, 1959, 2107;
election notices, 84, 106, 1206, 1234; reports, 622, 639, 1589,
1614.
Dunolly pound : cattle impounded, 108, 173, 229, 308, 365, 753,
814, 1093, 1174, 1238, 1328, 1413, 1468, 1738, 1974, 2057, 2121,
2252.
Durham gold mining company, accounts, 1690.
Durham gold mining company, swamp and suburban leads,
Ballarat, accounts, 200.
Durham united gold mining company, notice, 2490, 2512.
E.
Eaglehawk municipality or borough : description amended, 317;
police act extended, 397; dog nuisance act extended, 216;
bye-laws, 123, 186, 290, 454, 455, 514, 561, 1335, 1926; election
notices, 650, 684, 1762, 1787;report, 929, 968 ; proposed
market-place, 2646.
Eaglehawk quartz mining association, accounts, 281, 930, 1615,
2406.
Eaglehawk union quartz mining company, accounts, 281, 1689.
East Collingwood municipality or borough: street aligned, 895;
bye-law, 290 ; election notices, 223, 278, 902, 929, 2054, 2085.
East Indies. See Civil service. Mariners.
. cho gold mining company, notice, 640.
Echuca, township, 2502.
Echuca and vicinity, proposed road district, 2359.
Echuca pound: cattle impounded, 173, 308, 394, 447, 529, 598, 644,
753, 835, 887, 934, 1027, 1208, 1265, 1390, 1441, 1522, 1563, 1619,
1693, 1818, 1884, 2003, 2057, 2150, 2252, 2288, 2342, 2434, 2470,
2514, 2559, 2770, 2955.
Eclipse quartz, cement, and alluvial gold mining company,
notice, 811; accounts, 1667.
Education : payment of salaries to school teachers, notice, 701,
1504; member of the board of education, Sir James Frederick
Palmer, 1793; Thomas Henry Smith, 2nd-class inspector of
schools, 909. See Schools.
Eisenstaedter, Denis, caution against negotiating a bill drawn by
Wright, Robertson, and Co., posted and not delivered, 2286,
2307, 2341.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1863.
Election auditors, North-western province, George Breading,
1715; Belfast district, Robert Allen, 1715; Castlemaine district,
George Breading, 1715; Dalhousie district, Farquhar
Mackenzie, 1572; Geelong east district, James Al.Main, 1793;
Richmond district, Henry Amsinck, 1572.
Election notices. See Elections. Also the names of companies,
municipalities, and road districts.
Elections, parliamentary :
Polling places for all the provinces, 2681; ditto, for districts,
2685; notice to electoral registrars as to miners' rights forms
being obtainable at the offices of receivers and paymasters,
1621; electoral revision courts where lists have failed to be
revised, 2240, 2317, 2562; prices of electoral lists and rolls,
1776.
Legislative council, writs issued for elections for : Eastern
province, vice Hervey, 1445; ditto, vice Stewart, 1715 ; ditto,
vice Thomson, 2691; South province, vice Bennett, 1001 ;
South-western province, vice Coppin, 451.
Legislative assembly, writs issued for elections for: Avoca,
vice Grant, 1447; Brighton, vice Higinbotham, 1447; East
Bourke boroughs, vice Heales, 1447; Evelyn, vice Jones, 893 ;
Mandurang, vice Sullivan, 1447; ditto, vice Owens, 1673;
Mornington, vice McCulloch, 1447; Polwarth and South
Grenville, vice Nixon, 1571; Richmond, vice Francis, 1447;
Williamstown, vice Verdon, 1447.
See Parliament. Registrars of electoral divisions. Returning
officers.
Electric telegraph :
Communication opened with, Camperdown, 2256 - Colac,
1887;Moonambel, 1448; Newstead, 2473; Redbank, 2925!
Smythesdale, 1393; Swan Hill, 847.
Elephant Bridge pound: rates, 709, 1508; cattle impounded, 21,
108, 308, 333, 395, 573, 726, 862, 905, 1059, 1093, 1174,1296, 1328,
1639, 1693, 1913, 2514.
Reports of shipping, charges for, 2773; reward for detection
of persons injuring telegraph apparatus, 667.
Officers:-
Ararat, George Stewart Caldwell, acting, 1098.
Avoca, Alois Duffus Lubecki, acting, 2062.
Ballarat, Charles Grattan Badge, 1852.
Belfast, George S. Caldwell, acting, 673.
Belvoir, Edwin S. Outtrim, acting, 1098.
Benalla, Albion Charles Croft, 866.
Camperdown, John Duigan, 2235.
Cape Schanck, William Weston, 2235.
Carisbrook, Frederick Farrar, 1546.
Castlemaine, George Smibert, 866; Henry Edward Brown,
1852.
Chiltern, Edwin Outtrim, acting, 1852.
Clunes, George Smibert, 1393.
Colac, Edward Smith, 1852.
Daylesford, Henry Frank O'Connell, 1335.
Geelong, Thomas, Lewis, 1852.
Hamilton, George S. Caldwell, 909.
Hexham, John Noble, acting, 2750.
Inglewood, George Smibert, acting, 532;Alois Duffus Lubecki,
acting, 2235.
Kerang, John L'Estage, 1448.
Kyneton, George Emmett Grover, 1546.
Little River, Edwin George Davis, 1852.
Maryborough, George Stewart Caldwell, 1749.
Melbourne, Thomas Green, 866.
Moonambel, Edward Smith, 1546; William Penn Hamilton,
1852.
Newstead, George Augustus Firman, 2138.
Redbank, Alfred Francis Bradshaw, 2438.
Sandhurst, Frederick Leopold Merchant, 1852.
Sandridge, John Duigan, 866; Thomas Ileed, 2235.
Smythesdale, John Nicol, 1335.
Streatham, William Weston, acting, 1852.
Swan Hill, Alfred Lionel Krone, 866.
Talbot, George Stewart Caldwell, 1269.
Tarnagulla, Frederick Farrar, acting, 532.
Werribee, Charles Harriott, 1852.
Williamstown junction, Alfred Lanfear Sutton, 1852.
Woodend, George Henry Y andell, 1852.
See also Collectors of imposts. Contracts, Sites. Tenders.
Elphinstone pound: keeper, Charles Bourne, 2617; cattle impounded,
21, 87, 141, 201, 309, 365, 417, 504, 529, 627, 726, 781,
862, 934, 1093, 1208, 1238, 1296, 1328, 1413, 1441, 1468, 1542,
1594, 1639, 1693, 1819, 1849, 1913, 2035, 2088, 2151, 2180, 2343,
2628, 2649, 2709, 2747, 2798, 2873, 2922, 2982.
Eltham pound : cattle impounded, 47, 665, 1296,1767,
2311, 2434, 2649.
1914,2253,
Eltham road district : road in the parish of Nillumbik ordered
to be opened, 34; tender notice, 720, 751.
Emerald gold mining company, accounts, 224, 1735.
Emerald Hill municipality or borough: streets aligned, 13; byelaws,
290, 654, 2165, election notices, 1207, 1233; reports, 223,
1663.
Emigrant runners, notices to, 2507, 2586.
Emigration.
See Immigration.
Essendon and Flemington municipality or borough: streets, 563;
bye-laws, 290, 1252, 1577, 2039, 2107; election notice, 18; report,
302, 326, 1817, 1815.
Enfield mining company, notice, 1765.
Engineers. See Volunteer corps.
English, Edward, his notice, 571.
Episcopal residence. See Sites. Trustees.
Epping road district, meeting, 1970; tolls at Preston toll-gate,
2512; position of toll-gate changed, 2778.
Erin-go-bragh quartz mining company, notice, 2175.
Escort arrangements: Ararat and Ballarat, 421; Benalla and
Jamieson, 49, 177; Daylesford and Castlemaine, 2437; Maryborough
and Talbot, via Majorca, 1673; Moonambel and
Avoca (discontinued), 1621; Wood's Point and Benalla, 2537.
Essex company, accounts, 137, 1615 ; notice, 1292.
Estates of deceased persons . See Curator.
Evening star gold mining company, notice, 902.
Examination and examiners. See Civil service. Volunteer
corps.
Excel gold mining company, accounts, 225, 1637; notice, 1205.
Excelsior gold mining company, notice, 1911.
Exchequer gold mining company, notice, 1205.
Executions : Samuel Pollett, 35, 73, 97; Thomas McGee, 463,
486, 518; James Murphy, 2549, 2586, 2616, 2636; David Gedge,
Julian Cross, and Elizabeth Scott, 2586, 2616, 2636; James
Barrett, 2759, 2778, 2832.
Executive council :
18th May, 1863: brigadier-general Trevor Chute takes the
oath as a member, 1095.
27th June, 1863: members appointed, Matthew Hervey and
George Higinbotham, 1445.
20th July, 1863: member resigned, J. F. Martley,1621.
Exemption of buildings. See Municipalities.
Exemption of lands. See Gold fields.
Exhibition : awards of the jurors at the international exhibition
of 1862, distribution of medals, &c., 841; copies of the exhibition
catalogue and prize essays offered to public libraries, &c.,
89.
Expenditure.
See Revenue.
Experimental farm, Jika-jika parish, site for, 1829; trustees,
1828. See Agriculture. Sites.
Exploration of Australia, accounts against the various exploring
expeditions to be sent in, 255. See Burke and Wills.
Exploration gold mining company, accounts, 197, 1666.
Exportation. See Arms. Cattle.
Exposed children. See Rewards.
Extended Southern Cross gold mining company, notice, 2646.
Fairways. See Mariners.
F.
Farmers' commons. See Commons.
Fear-not united gold mining company, notice, 1519.
Fees: payment of auctioneers' license fees postponed, 24, 2902;
fees under the weights and measures act, 151, 1251; certain
fees for depasturing licenses on farmers' commons to be refunded,
667; fees payable by licensed lightermen, boatmen,
and carriers, 1525 ; fees payable on the issue of leases, 1744;
fees of mining surveyors, 2347. See Bonded warehouses.
Cemeteries. Commons. Deeds. Depasture. Lands.
Female passengers in private passenger vessels, regulations for
the protection of, 1099.
Female refuge. See Sites. Trustees.
Fermented liquors. See Sale of liquors, &c.
Fieri facias.
See Legal.
Fiery Creek, petty sessions discontinued, 1771.
Fine arts: commission of enquiry as to the promotion of the fine
arts, &c., and the formation of museums, galleries, and schools
of art, 2255; commissioners, Sir Redmond Barry, Archibald
Michie, George Frederic Verdon, Charles Gavan Duffy,
William Thomas Mollison, Frederick Wilkinson, William
Wilkinson Wardell, William Parkinson Wilson, James
Smith, Augustus Tulk, and Charles Summers , 2255; Theyre
Wei gall, secretary, 2255.
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14 INDEX TO THE VICTORIA
Fire engine stations. See Sites.
Fisheries : fishing with nets prohibited in the Barwon River,
Lake Conewarre, and Spring and Bream Creeks, 65; ditto, for
three years in Lake Burrumbeet and its tributaries, 65; ditto,
in Lake Boloke, &c., and the Mordialloc Creek, 2959.
Fitz Roy municipality or,borough : bye-laws, 588,1786; election
notices, 1970, 1999; report, 1539, 1559.
Fog-signals. See Mariners.
Footscray municipality or borough : streets, 563, bye-law, 76;
election notices, 1234, 1261.
Forfeited deposits and lands. See Lands.
Fortuna gold mining company, accounts , 202, 1710; notice,
Found. See Cattle.
Lost.
2341.
France, M. le Comte do Castelnau , French consul at Melbourne,
1393; Henry Follet, vice-consul for France at Melbourne,
2061.
Franklin and Yandoit road district, added to, 2958; meeting,
1052.
Free Presbyterian church.
See Sites.
Freehold (Durham lead) company, notice, 200.
Friendly societies. See Registered friendly societies.
Fryers road district, altered, 1674.
Fryerstown, petty sessions court days, 872.
Gardens. See Botanic gardens. Committees of management.
Sites. Trustees.
Gauntlet gold mining company, accounts, 330, 1815.
Gazette: days of publication changed (17th to 18th March),
601; ditto at Easter, 701; 19th to 20th May, 1031; 26th to
27th May, 1096; 24th in lieu of 25th December, 2845; 31st
December, 1863, in lieu of 1st January, 1864, page 2925; regulation
as to subscription, advertisements, &c., 2749.
Geelong. See Magistrates.
Sites. Trustees.
General sessions :
-Districts,&c.:
Ararat altered, 2125; Avoca, 1947 ; Ballarat
altered, 2125; Maryborough altered, 2125.
Sittings during 1863: all fixed, 112; Avoca, 2187; Grant
altered, 1331.
- Sittings during 1864: Kilmore, 2876.
-- Chairmen : Charles Babington Brewer, chairman for the
districts of Belfast, Grant, Palmerston, Portland, Sale, and
Warrnambool, 1852; William Francis Macoboy, for Avoca,
1948; James Langton Clarke, for Avoca, temporarily, 2124.
- Clerk in the court of general sessions for Bourke, R. C.
Morgan, 1001.
See Clerks of the peace. Crown prosecutors.
General staff. See Volunteer corps.
Geological survey offices removed to the lands and survey office,
2038.
Geological surveys. See Mining.
George, Joseph Ambrose, enquired for, 1260.
German Lutheran church. See Sites.
Gibraltar gold mining company, notice, 45; accounts, 280.
Gisborne lock-up gaol proclaimed, 2126.
Gisborne municipality or borough : election notices, 1970, 2001;
report, 1052, 1087.
Gisborne pound : keeper, Henry Reid Dixon, 187; cattle impounded,
22, 204, 284, 333, 395, 417, 551, 573, 627, 665, 688, 726,
781, 814, 835, 862, 888, 905, 934,972, 1027, 1059,1093,1208,1265,
1296, 1328, 1486, 1542, 1595, 1639, 1693, 1713, 1738,1791,1849,
1884, 1974, 2058, 2311, 2628, 2678, 2922.
Gisborne road district, altered, 1916; meeting, 828.
Glass's Creek pound : cattle impounded, 47,109, 229, 309, 448, 552,
665, 836, 935, 1059, 1208, 1296, 1358, 1414, 1522, 1595, 1884, 1914,
2058, 2253, 2311, 2514, 2559, 2747, 2841.
Glenelg road district, proclaimed, 1943; first election of the
board, 2300.
Glenorchy pound : cattle impounded, 108, 229, 284, 333, 395, 448,
529, 573, 627, 688, 862, 905, 972, 1093, 1148, 1174, 1208, 1238, 1265,
1358, 1441, 1468, 1486, 1522, 1543, 1595, 1619, 1670, 1693, 1738,
1767, 2035, 2058, 2180, 2207, 2311, 2343, 2407, 2435, 2470, 2603,
2628, 2649, 2678, 2770, 2798, 2841, 2873, 2898.
Golconda gold mining company, accounts, 1666.
Gold escort.
See Escort.
Gold fields :
- Bye-laws of mining boards : Ararat, 25, 27, 649, 2105, 2380,
2926; Beechworth, 398, 732, 1803, 2736; Castlemaine, 1890,
2183, 2759; Maryborough, 1894; Sandhurst (147, corrected in
352), 178, 581, 1300, 1474, 1505, 2162, 2316, 2383, 2609, 2659.
Districts, &c.: Beechworth district divided anew, 90;
number of members for each division thereof, 208; divisions
of Maryborough district altered, 1644.
Leases of auriferous crown lands applied for, 33, 123, 185,
Fuel for offices. See Contracts. Stores. Tenders.
345, 399, 462, 630, 649, 757, 850, 953, 987, 1004, 1042, 1129,
1374, 1406, 1420, 1476, 1506, 1528, 1628, 1646, 1681, 1702,
1777, 1874, 1889, 1919, 1992, 2011, 2096, 2141, 2240, 2379,
2439, 2549, 2610, 2693, 2786, 2854, 2884; leases forwarded for
G.
execution and issue, 379, 854, 1252, 1629, 1802, 1803, 2660, 2884;
notices to holders of mining leases whose rents are due, 2,
Galleries. See Fine arts.
1043, 1226, 2023, 2074, 2258, 2300, 2564; applications for leases
refused, 379, 427, 463, 486, 604, 738, 954, 1105, 1572, 1992, 2258,
Gaols :
2379; applications for leases withdrawn, 1405, 1599, 1651 ;
leases cancelled, forfeited, &r,., 3, 36, 91, 296, 428, 561, 649, 678,
Lock-up gaols proclaimed : Avoca, 2157; Gisborne, 2126; 806, 954, 1043, 1105, 1131, 1194,1253,1374,1421, 1572, 1599, 1628,
Meredith, 1716; Palmerston, 911.
1681, 1776, 1992, 2023, 2096, 2192, 2240, 2317, 2379, 2445, 2564,
2693, 2786, 2926.
Look-up gaol discontinued, Maryborough, 90.
--- Licenses : water-right licenses forwarded for issue, 1253.
- Keepers of lock -up gaols, 178; Alberton , 2188 ; Bairnsdale,
507,1448; Carisbrook, 942; Hamilton, 1269; Meredith, 866;
Palmerston, 2292;
- Mining operations : lands exempted fromining
Snowy Creek, 480; Stawell, 1504; Swan for drainage areas, reservoirs, pipe-tracks, storm-water channel,
Hill, 1771.
and water-races, 1605; ditto, in connection with. the Coliban
waterworks, 2715; land at Costerfield, near Heatheote, exempted
from, 895; prohibition of mining operations on laud
See Sites. Visiting justices.
reserved or set apart for any public use or purpose, 647.
Garibaldi gold mining company, accounts, 198, 199, 1616, 1636 ;
notice, 1091.
operations
Mining operations on exempted lands authorized : Ballarat
water reserve, 178; ditto, botanic garden reserve, 452; Daylesford
market reserve, 287;Rushworth camp reserve, 707;
Taradale police paddock, 648; under the water reserve, Sebastopol,
1449; within exempted land at Castlemaine, 2074;
within the pound reserve at Daylesford, 2300; within the
town reserve of Newstead, 2564; within the limits of the
storm-water channel, Sandhurst, 2632.
Mining registrars and surveyors' districts defined, 1215,
1418, 1851, 2023, 2062, 2235, 2564, 2652, 2751.
-- Polling places in districts : Ararat, 256; Ballarat, 256, 452,
1695; Beechworth, 398; Castlemaine, 398, 452; Maryborough,
452; Sandhurst, 452.
Regulations : for licenses to cut, construct, and use races,
dams, and reservoirs under Act No. 148, page 62; regulations
as to deposits of money under leasing regulations, 452; scale
of diagrams in mining leases, 2300; fees of mining surveyors
for surveys under regulations relating to leases of auriferous
and mineral lands and water-right licenses, 2347.
New gold fields : notices to applicants for the rewards for
the discovery of new gold fields, 2, 2775; notice to claimants,
Connell, Donovan, and others, 340.
Acts, orders in council, and notices published
form, 2410.
in a collected
See also Courts of mines. Escort. Mining registrars.
Mining surveyors. Wardens. Wardens' clerks.
Gold fields commons. See Commons.
Gold office : Chiltern, notice, 865, Linton, abolished, 207; Kilmore,
closed, 340; Melbourne, removed to the custom house,
1915.
Gold receivers : Castlemaine, Ebenezer John Thomas, acting,
2712; ditto, Henry Crofton Staveley, acting, 2712; Heathcote,
Templeton Bunnett, 603 ; Jordan, G. J. Ramley, 146; Port
Albert, William Henry Willock, acting, 2712; Raglan, C. W.
Minchin, 369; Tarnagulla, Charles Marsh Maplestone, 1393.
Golden age gold mining company, notice, 549.
Golden eagle mining company, accounts, 137, 1592.
Golden fleece gold mining company, Ballarat, accounts, 198.

Golden gate tunnelling gold mining company, notice, 2707.
Golden horn gold mining company, notice, 498; accounts, 1667.
Golden rivers junction company, accounts, 197, 1637; notice,
2175.
Golden stream gold mining company, accounts, 225, 1690.
Golden well mining company, dissolved, 830.
Gorilla gold mining company, notice, 2176.
Gorman, Mary, enquired for, 168, 190.
Government Gazette. See Gazette.
Government officers.' See Appointments. Civil service.
Government shipping"office, 1744, 2156.
Government storekeeper. See Requisitions. Stores.
Governor: ceremony of inaugurating governor Sir C. H. Darling
notified, 2005; Sir Charles Henry Darling, K.C.B., assumed
the administration of the government, 2007; regulation
as to interviews with the governor, 2037, 2691; days on
which Lady Darling will receive visitors, 2061, 2691; communications
by post for the governor or his staff to be addressed
to Toorak, 2817.
Grand junction extended gold mining company, accounts, 280,
1666.
Grand junction gold mining association , accounts , 2406; notice,
830.
Grand junction quartz mining association , accounts, 281, 930,
1615.
Grand mystery gold mining ' company, notice, 2796.
Grand trunk lead gold mining company, accounts, 330, 1689 ;
notice, 1636.
Granite quartz mining company, accounts, 282, 1592.
Grants-in-aid: distribution of the vote for fencing cemeteries,
notice, 451; regulation as to the distribution of the grant-inaid
of public worship, 2291; distribution of the vote for public
libraries, notice, 2235.
Grants of lands. See Deeds. Lands.
Gravel. See Lands.
Sites.
Grazing capabilites, &c., of runs. See Depasture.
Great extended gold mining company, notice, 45; accounts, 305.
Great extended star of Erin gold mining and quartz crushing
company, notice, 1665.
Great gulph company, accounts, 1637.
Great north-west company, notice, 2893.
Great north-west gold mining company, accounts , 137, 1615.
Great united gold mining company, notice, 1590.
Greensborough, petty sessions authorized, 259.
Greensborough road district, altered, 1916; meeting, 326; accounts,
775.
Griffith, Charles James, deceased, notice to, creditors, &c., of,
2002.
Guardians of minors, justices of the peace, &c., empowered to
consent to the marriage of, 339, 865, 1001, 2347.
Guildford pound : cattle impounded, 47, 108, 204, 284, 365, 476,
504, 529, 598, 836, 1059,1358, 1767, 1884, 2121, 2312, 2435, 2649,
2982.
Gunpowder.
See Arms. Powder-magazines.
Gunpowder act extended to Amherst municipal district, 731.
H.
Hamilton municipality or borough : bye-laws, 291, 655, 915;
selection notices, 1169, 1200; reports, 547, 567, 2249, 2285.
Hamilton pound : rates, 2735 ; cattle impounded, 109, 174, 229,
448, 573, 727, 814, 888, 905, 935, 972, 1059, 1174, 1296, 1414, 1468,
1522, 1523, 1563, 1619, 1693, 1738, 1767, 1819, 1941, 2035, 2058,
2121, 2207, 2253, 2312, 2375, 2470, 2492, 2514, 2603, 2649, 2709,
2841, 2922, 2955.
Hamilton, John Leitch, deceased, notice to creditors of, 1115.
Hamilton and Tait, their notice as to Colbinabin south run,
969,997.
Hampden, shire proclaimed, 2958:
Hampden and Heytesbury road district: altered, 1825,° 2846;
constituted the shire,#f.,Hampden, 2958; meeting 1437; .acs:
counts, 1664; deviation of the Skipton and Ballarat road
ordered, 2549. 1
GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1863. 15
Hancock, Theodore, his notice, 1593.
Hand-in-hand gold mining company, notice, 1024,1055.
Hand of friendship gold mining company, notice, 970, 1592.
Happy-go-lucky gold mining company, notice, 2431.
Harbor lights. See Mariners.
Harbors. See Pilots. Ports.
Hawthorn municipality or borough : streets, 1987; bye-law, 77;
election notices, 1692, 1710; report, 683, 720.
Haymarket tavern.
See Spiers and Pond.
Haywood, Margaret, deceased, notice to creditors, &o., of, 2840.
Health: act (18 Viet. No. 13) extended to Queenscliffe municipal
district, 1251; Sale ditto, 1948; Wangaratta ditto, 1526;'
notice respecting small-pox, 1447.
Heathcote municipality or borough : bye-law, 1075; election
notices, 885, 902, 996, 1019, 1882, 1911; report, 883, 901.
Heathcote : pound rates, 483; cattle impounded, 87, 174, 205,
333, 395, 418, 476, 573, 727, 836, 888, 1027, 1059, 1148, 1239, 1296,
1358, 1414, 1468, 1523, 1564, 1619, 1670, 1738, 1767, 1819, 1941,
1974, 2058, 2121, 2180, 2253, 2312, 2375, 2435, 2492, 2603.
Heathcote road district, proclaimed, 1418.
Heathcote and Waranga road district, tender notice, 107, 136.
Heidelberg road district, tolls to let, 278.
Hemphill, James, deceased, notice to creditors , &e., of, 2745.
Henty and Co., their notice as to a soap and candle manufactory
at East Collingwood, 2532.
Hexham pound : rates, 709, 986; cattle impounded, 205, 308, 395,
418, 448, 504, 644, 727, 836, 935, 998, 1118, 1390, 144], 1693,
1914, 1942, 2180, 2492, 2604, 2678, 2798, 2982.
Heywood, petty sessions discontinued, 1867.
Heywood pound : cattle impounded, 1328, 2343.
Highways.
See Roads.
Hit-or-miss gold mining company, notice, 2627.
Hokianga river, N. Z. See Mariners.
1849,
Holidays : 17 March to be observed, 601; at Easter (3, 4, 6, and 7
April), 729; 23 April to be observed, 891; 19 May (in honor
of the marriage of the prince and princess of Wales), 1031;
25 and 26 May (Whit-Monday and in lieu of the queen's
birthday), 1063; 1 July (separation day), 1447; 11 September
(inauguration of the governor), business suspended, 2005;
9 November (prince of Wales's birthday), 2495; 23 November
(proclamation of the constitution statute), 2607; public offices
closed during the funeral solemnities of Burke and Wills
(21 January), 143. See Volunteer corps.
Hope gold mining company, notice, 2032.
Hopeful quartz mining company, notice, 306, 685;accounts,
1691.
Horneman, H., his notice respecting Coleman's pleuro-pneumonia
specific, 2532.
Horsham : § 5-10 of the police act extended to the township,
2750.
Horsham pound: acting keeper, Phillip Mussen, 2527; cattle
impounded, 174, 836, 862, 972, 1027,1296, 1359, 1414, 1523, 1543,
1564, 1713, 1767, 1974, 2492, 2604, 2628, 2678, 2747, 2770, 2798,
2841.
Horsham road district, altered, 867; meeting 720; accounts,
969.
Hospitals. See Sites. Trustees.
Hotham municipality or borough : streets, 673, 2359; bye-laws,
400, 1926; election notices, 361, 385; reports, 1169, 1206.
Hulks in Hobson's Bay, Frederick Call visiting justice of, 369.
I.
Immigration and emigration :
-- Deposits under immigration regulations receivable, 3;
applications and deposits for passage warrants receivable at
Daylesford, 255; proposed introduction of laborers in connexion
with novel industries, 1098.
-- Regulations for the introduction of immigrants, 1741;
ditto, vinedressers and others, 1743 ; regulations for the conduct
of emigration to Victoria, the nomination of immigrants
by, persons resident A herein, and for ' the introduction of
persons -skilled in -special industries, 2153; immigrants open
:for engagement, 2257, 2736; notices to emigrant runners as to
licenses and badges, 2507, 2586; officer for passage warrants,
Smythesdale,1269.

16 INDEX TO THE VICTORIA
Immigration and emigration-continued.
Assistant emigration officer and officer to carry out the
Chinese emigration act, George Ashton, 1644; ditto, John
Russell Keays at Williamstown, 2379.
Monthly returns of arrivals and departures by sea, and of
the number and relationship of nominees sent for under the
regulations , 70, 71, 288, 370, 578, 579, 739, 818, 1069, 1129, 1194,
1226, 1303, 1601, 1602, 1826, 1827, 2011, 2012, 2352, 2353, 2562,
2563, 2779, 2780.
Imported live stock. See Live stock.
Imposts . See Collector of imposts.
Impounded cattle. See Pounds. And the names of the respective
pounds.
Incendiarism . See Rewards.
Indented Heads road district : proposed road (Fitz Roy road),
parish of Paywit, 1537 ; ditto, parish of Moolap, 1537 ; ditto,
parish of Bellerine (Woodville road), 1537.
Independent or congregational church. See Sites. Trustees.
Independent quartz mining association , accounts, 363.
India, examinations in 1863 for the civil service of India, 157.
See Mariners.
Industrial purposes. See Immigration.
Industrial school. See Sites.
Infanticide.
See Rewards.
Infected cattle. See Cattle.
Lands.
Informations for unauthorized occupation. See Lands.
Inglewood municipality or borough : bye-laws, 588, 655, 1363,
2242 ; election notices, 829, 859 ; reports, 278, 303, 1662, 1687.
Insolvent estates :
Official assignee removed, 1417; James Moore, appointed
an official assignee for the colony, 1417.
-- Weekly lists of insolvencies in t'ie Melbourne district,
404, 463, 516, 562, 610, 678, 731, 823, 872, 954, 985, 1075, 1132,
1195, 1228, 1318, 1346, 1405, 1451, 1513, 1577, 1628, 1683, 1696,
1777, 1833, 1895, 1961, 1992, 2039, 2096, 2192, 2257, 2333, 2351,
2444, 2485, 2550, 2616, 2665, 2737, 2778, 2847, 2903.
Weekly lists of insolvencies in the Geelong district, 125,
153, 216, 296, 377, 403, 463, 516, 562, 610, 656, 716, 806, 823, 872,
985, 1042, 1105, 1195, 1229, 1284, 1346, 1420, 1451, 1514, 1576,
1611, 1683, 1722, 1745, 1804, 1889, 1930, 1991, 2039, 2096, 2164,
2240, 2351, 2409, 2485, 2549, 2616, 2665, 2700, 2760, 2832, 2903,
2973.
--- Assignments, sequestrations, creditors' meetings, dividends,
applications for discharge, accounts, plans of distribution,
notices to creditors, &c., in the estates of:-J. and E. H.
Adams, 138; Ali Cow, AliYean, and others, 192; J. Ahrens,
2840; P. Aitken, 190;T. Allen, 1354; R. Ash, 2202; J. H.
Atkin, 546, 965, 1355, 1707, 2203, 2869; S. Atkinson, 2203; G. H.
Avery, 20; T. Ayerst, 190; W. Ball, 1354, 2284; J. Balls, 546, 964,
1322; 13ankin brothers, 193; Bannow, Webb, and Paulussy,
1172; S. Barber, 193; J. Batson, 1844; G. Baumann, 2601;
F. -Bayne, 2119; R. Beaumont, 1351; T. Bell, 195,1322; R.
Bellinger, 2201; R. Bennett, 194, 542, 774; J. Berryman, 2978;
J. W. Betts, 226; H. Dew, 550-J. Bickell, 1842; Bigwood
and Jenkins, 2870; G. C. A. Birch, 1351, 1588, 2281; J. Bourchier,
'250;A. Brebner, 2202; W. Bradshaw, 2599; T. H.
Braun. junior, 545, 964; T. and J. Bray, 1354; J. Brebner,195,
1883; J. Brebner and Co., 1883; A. V. Browne, 1843, 2981;
M. Brown, 2284; P. Brown, 968,1388; T. A. Brown, 725;W.
Brown, 1586, 2200, 2869, 2x95; W. Bryan, 169, 1968; J. Buck-
1351, 1708,1968; R. Bunce, 2870; J. Burke, 1842; T. Burke,
194,542,1844,2284; A. L. Burr, 1617; W. Butlin, 1350, 2200,
2869: Bywater and Bent, 1766; A. Campbell, 2371; J. Camp,
bel, 1353; E. Cantor, 1842; J. Carr, 966,1323; W. Carrington,
1638; R. Carruthers, 544, 775, 965; Carver and Dalton, 2339;
T. B. S. Carwithen, 813,C. F. Ceal, 1353; T. E. Chapman,
2201 ; I. Chappell, 1587; Chinese engine party, Black lead,
Ballarat, 193; Chinese insolvents, 192, 193; G. Chisholm,
1322; D. Clark, 595 ; T. Clark, 642; T. Clarke, 1843; L. L.
Clark(,, 502; B. Cohen, 2840; P. R. Collins, 2600; T. Comb,
360; G. S. Coppin, 2033; Cordwell and Richards, 1586; W.
Corkhill, 191; J. Cornish, 2405; H. Courtis, 2056; T. Cox,
1388 ; S. Crickmer, 226;A. Croll, 545; M. Cummins, 195;G.
Cuthbertson, 2203, 2870; W. Daley, 2201 ; S. T. Darrow, 2600;
J. Davidson, 1843, 2203, 2869; G. Davies, 1352- A. Davis, 2201;
T. H. Davis, 1467; G. Davison, 2201; C. B. Dawson, 195, 858;
S. Deeble, 2920; J. Denton, 168; G. Dickenson, 544; W.
Dickson, 1354; J. Dobbins, 192; M. M. Doyle, 543, 2339;
J. Dunn, 192; W. Dyring, 1484; H. Edwards, 545, 965; H.
Elderton, 191; C. Ellian, 2202, 2917; W. Ellis, 2601 - E. G.
Emory, 193; J. W. Emery, 2600; R. Eustice, 2599; 6 Eyes
and Co., 1146; Eyes, Mackintosh, and Allez, 1146; J. Ferguson,
965, 1322; T. Field, 2340 ; G. H. Fish, 932;R. Fisher,
1844 ; F. Fitzgerald, 969 ; '1'. Fitzsimmons, 625;H. Fitzpatrick,
1842; T. Fleming, 192 ; H. Flower, 1146, 1355; F.
Forster, 1146; E. Fox, 1483, 1520, 1541: J. Francis, 2200;
D. Fraser, 542; J. Frater, 964, 1351, 1707; T. Frazer, 544;
W. Frazer, 544; R. Friend, 190; W. Fuller, 2285;
W. H. Furness, 967; J. Ganner, 542, 1322; W. Gardner,
967; R. Gatehouse, 194, 964, 2339, 2405; F. W. Gauge, 967;
Insolvent estates-continued.
J. Geary, 1357 ; P. Gildea, 545 ; H. Gill, 104 ; G. Goodwin,
2201; J. Gosden, 2600; H. R. Gosling, 194, 964, 2284; H'
Gray, 1352 ; J. Gray, 360 ; S. Green, 1353 ; R. J. W. Gunn,
194, 542, 1355, 1707; Hagar and Jepsen, 2405; E. Halt, 2469;
J. Hall, 194,542,774; H. Hamer, 2872; Hangonand Greenwood,
1587; M. Hardy, 192, 774, 965, 1090 . D. Harker, 2601, 2981;
A. Harris, 193 ; E. Harris, 1587 ; Y.Harris, 190 ; W. '1. B. J.
Harris, 2149 ; E. Harrison, 1791; J. Harrison, 168, 226,
1707; W. Harrison and Co, 1790; N. Harry, 1661-J.
Hart, 1351; J. Hastings, 1843; W. Hawkins, 1844; l4. B.
Headland, 196; C. Henry, 2870; M. Herman, 2840; C.
Hewitt, 106; Hill and Wymond, 780; E. Hobson, 813;
W. Hogan, 544; Hopper and McArthur, 106; R. M. Hunt,
104; J. L. Huntley, 2870; A. Hurley, 85; J. Irving, 104;
T. Jenkinson, 195, 714, 1116, 2371; A. Johnston, 1353;
G. Jones, 168, 2339; J. Jones, 193; M. Jones, 1354; J. W.
Jones, 966; L. Joseph, 543; Kaufman, McCallum, and Co.,
203, 1113, 1355; Al. Kilfoyle, 1353; P. Kleinknecht, 1090;
J. Kline, 1588 ; T. Knox, 966 ; W. R. Lacey, 2405 ; A. Laidlaw,
104; D. L. Laing, 196, 858; W. Laithwaite, 1587; A. Lane,
542, 965 ; J. Law, 1843, 2284 ; W. Lawrance, 1466 ; D. S. Lawson,
1521; E. H. Lerew,1539 ; L. Levin, 2601; T. Lloyd, 1588,
2870 - W. Luke, 201, 00; I. Lyons, 191; T. MacCarrick, 306;
G. Magnus, 2745; W. Mahony,1842; R. Mailer, 2601; E. Marks,
1939; S. Masterson, 191; J. May, 544 ; Maxton and Noblett,
1091; Maynard and Banham, 190; McArdell and Raphael,
226; D. McCalman, 1350, 1588, 2284; J. McClure, 1353, 1661;
A. McGlashan, 966; M. McInnes, 194, 543; J. McIver, 1843;
J. McKenzie, 543 ; McKenzie and McGowan,1322 ; McKnight
and Grassick, 104, 1707 ; D. McLean, 968; J. G. McLymont,
2513;
J. McMahon, 2599; E. McPherson, 2205; L. Meanowski,
1412; J. Meldrum, 1467; R. Merry, 1844; H. Michael, 191;
J. Miller, 2003, 2285 ; W. Millner, 1766; J. Monahan, 833 ; E.
Monsbourgh, 195, 543, 775, 965; W. Montgomery, 361, 1707;
Moon Wan, Poh Wah, and others, 193; Moore and Co., 227;
J. Moore, 1968; T. Moresey, 1352; J. D. Morgan, 1354; T.
Morris, 1968; W. Morton, 1327; E. H. Mose, 2340 ; H. Mullins,
1587; H. R. Murray, 967; H. F. Neal, 1882; C. Nees,
194, 542, 774, 965, 1968; J. Newton, 1354, A. Newman,
0.
545, 964; Nokes and Hawkins, 625; M. Noon, 2178;
Nyalusy, 687;A. Oakey, 1351; E. L. O'Conor, 307;M.
O'Farrell, 168; D. O'Halloran, 307; D. O'Keefe, 2202;
J. D. Oliver, 196, 542, 858, 965, 1707; H. Onslow, 1766,
1844, 2200, 2599, 2870; T. Paice, 1968; C. Palmer, 2373;
J. Parker, 2872; F. C. Parry, 543; J. R. Pascoe, 2034,
2797, 2890; J. R. Pascoe, junior, 2202; P. Pascoe, 190;
D. Payne, 544; J. Peart, 1351; T. L. Pemberton, 2340; J. Penhall,
192, 2869; S. Perry, 2202; W. Perry, 2119, 2250; J. Petley,
195; T. H. Pigott, 543; Poon Chung, 1842; W. Pope, 191;
T. G. Potton, 2055; H. R. Procter, 1352; Provident institute
of Victoria, 1593, 2676, 2918; J. Purdue, 1842, 2285, 2371;
J. K. Purves, 1664; T. Reidy, 360, 1707, 2978; J. Reisky,
967, 1844, 2285;D. Renfrew, 105; F. Reynolds, 1661; G.
Reynolds, 544, 1322, 1355, 2203; M. Reynolds, 1354, 1844, 2284,
T. Rix, 104; W. M. Robertson, 2200; Robertson and Martin,
2200, 2599, 2870; H. Romer, 193, 775; D. Ronaldson, 2201; T.
Rooklidge, 571; J. Rooney, 966; J. Rosekilly, 1056; F. Rosetti,
1056; A. Ruff, 2034; G. Russell, 2088; W. Rutledge,
195, 965, 1146, 1355, 1614; W. Rutledge and Co., 965, 2203,
2601, Rutledge and Co., 195, 1355,1661; Rutledge, Flower, and
Forster, 1588, 1661; D. Ryan, 2405; J. Ryan, 1734; J. Sawyer,
1352, 2284; C. Schwenzel, 1593; G. Scobie, 2601; W. Scobie,
966; C. R. Scott, 2600; J. Scott, 965, 1322, 2870; R. Searles,
774; J. Searll, 1593; A. Seidel, 546, 965, 1355, 1708; H. Shepherd,
997 ; H. Sheppard, 1090, 1146; H. J. Shepperd, 360 ; W.
Sim, 1661; J. Simpson, 966; R. Sinclair, 191; Skillicorn and
Francis, 138; A. Smart, 2601; A. Smith, 392; G. Smith, 104;
J. D. Smith, 1026; Josh. Smith, 542; T. Smith, 2768, 2920,
2954,2980; J. A. Squires, 1352, 2953; A. Stephen, 195, 1661;
G. M. Stephen, 1025; D. Stewart, 2178 - U. H. Stewart, 543;
J. C. St. Quentin, 546, 964, 1322, 2339; tubbs and Son, 1687;
J. A. Sturley, 192;W. 'l'ate, 1351; J. S. Thom, 2202; W.
T. Thornton, 1587;
Thompson, 105;D. E. Thomson, 2955;
R. Trewarrow, 2468; R. D. Trimble, 307;J. Tucker, 104; C.
Tull, 1322;M. Tully, 195;Tuomy and Sheehan, 2310; J.
Vaughan, sequestration, 19, 45, 85; L. Veerkamp, 966; J.
Vowles, 2200, 2599; W. Vowles, 192; J. Wallis, 858, 1322;
S. A. Wallis, 545, 1322; R. and J. Walker, 2677; A. S. Ward,
2599; J. Watkins, 1587, 2869; S. Watterson, 360; W. Watts, 964,
1968; T. M. Weaver, 1844; P. N. Weaver, 1586 - J. Webb, 1352;
W. Wells, 2201; W. Whiteside, 1843, 2371; L. Wilkinson, 2513;
H. Williams, 1353; J. Williams, 2600; C. H. Willison, 2745;
1. Wilson, 1664; J. Wilson, 2468; P. C. Wilson, 967; F.
Wise, 967; E. Wood, 104, 1355 ; Wood and Rix, 104, 195,
2602; L. and J. Woolf, 138; R. Wrench, 626, 964, 1351, 1355,
1661, 2869;
S. Young, 2200, 2599.
G. Wright, 168;J. Yates, 545; T. Yates, 2599;
Inspector of anatomy at the medical school in Madeline street,
Melbourne, William McCrea, 1673.
Inspectors. See Education. Sheep. Slaughter- houses. Weights
and measures.
International exhibition. See Exhibition.
Interviews.
See Governor.
Intestate estates. See Curator.
Inventions.
See Patents.
Invercargill port, N.Z. See Mariners.
Inverleigh, petty sessions authorized, 2712.
Investigator gold mining company, notice, 2120.
Ivanhoe gold mining company , notice, 1846.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1863.
17
J.
Jericho special licensing district, 65.
Jim Crow quartz mining company, accounts, 1664.
Joint-stock companies, convention with Belgium relative to
British and Belgian, 756.
Judicial notices. See Insolvents. Legal.
Judges of county courts : Charles Babington Brewer, at Belfast,
Colac, Geelong, Palmerston, Portland, Sale, and Warrnambool,
1852; John George Forbes, deputy judge of the Melbourne
county court, temporarily, 1125; Michael Francis
Macoboy, at Amherst, 1621; ditto, at St. Arnaud, 2255;
Charles Bruce Graeme Skinner, deputy judge, temporarily, at
Wedderburne, 577.
Judges of courts of mines: James Langton Clarke, at Avoca,
temporarily, 1621; ditto, at Creswick, temporarily, 2608;
John George Forbes, deputy judge for the Ballarat district,
temporarily, 2926; Michael Francis Macoboy, at St. Arnaud,
2255; Charles Bruce Groeme Skinner, deputy judge, temporarily,
at Wedderburne, 577.
Jupiter gold mining company, accounts, 281, 1668; notice, 1788.
Jury list for St. Arnaud court district to be prepared, 2095.
Justices of the peace. See Magistrates.
K.
Kalkallo pound: rates,949; acting keeper, David Cross Mitchell,
2527; cattle impounded, 174, 205, 309, 395, 418, 476, 574, 689,
862, 905, 1059, 1093, 1118, 1174, 1239, 1297, 1441, 1468, 1523,
1619, 1768, 1849, 2088, 2312, 2492, 2678, 2922.
Kangerong road district, altered, 1505; meeting, 1614.
Kangaroo amalgamating company dissolved, 861, 885.
Keepers of powder magazines. See Powder magazines.
Keene, Theophilus Joseph, his notice, 203.
Keilor pound: cattle impounded, 109, 229, 366, 418, 529, 598, 727,
782, 935, 1265, 1390, 1564, 1713, 1884, 1942, 2058, 2180, 2628,
2798.
Keilor road district : proclaimed, 508; meeting, 595; rules, 1512.
Kensington pound : cattle impounded, 395, 727, 815, 1486, 1523,
1595, 1738, 11-68, 1974, 2088, 2289, 2514, 2628, 2649.
Keppel Bay.
See Mariners.
Kerang pound: cattle impounded, 22, 229, 333, 366, 504, 598, 644,
836, 935, 1208, 1390, 1523, 1619, 1768, 2003, 2151, 2180, 2207,
2375, 2604, 2678.
Kettever or Kettefer, K., enquired for, 900.
Kew municipality or borough: bye-laws, 427, 514; election
notices, 45, 84, 829, 859; reports, 416, 441, 2148, 2172.
Kiezor's notice as to watches, clocks, &c., left with him, 885.
Kilmore municipality or borough : bye-laws, 186, 655, 2192;
election notices, 196, 222, 547, 567, 1561, 1588, 1970, 2053, 2086;
reports, 641, 661, 2053, 2085.
Kilmore pound : cattle impounded, 109, 141, 174, 229, 395, 418,
665, 753, 815, 998, 1027, 1093, 1174, 1359, 1390, 1543, 1619, 1639,
1693, 1819, 1884, 2004, 2035, 2058, 2151, 2180, 2253, 2375, 2604,
2649.
Koh-i-noor gold mining company, notice, 1294.
Koroit, petty sessions court days, 101.
Kororoit Creek (Williamstown) pound: cattle impounded, 47,
174, 309, 395, 418, 504, 665, 782, 1148, 1414, 1768, 2088, 2841,
2898.
Kyneton municipality or borough : bye-laws, 655, 1159, 1626;
election notices, 18, 45; reports, 18, 44, 1465, 1480.
Kyneton pound : rates, 740; cattle impounded, 87, 109, 205, 229,
333, 395, 418, 574, 598, 644, 689, 836, 862, 998, 1148, 1209, 1390,
1414, 1469, 1486, 1564, 1619, 1670, 1713, 1849, 1942, 2058, 2181,
2208, 2289, 2312, 2343, 2407, 2492, 2514, 2535, 2604, 2628, 2709,
2770, 2799.
L.
Lady Darling gold mining company, notice, 2430.
Lal-lal brown coal company, notice, 1483.
Lancefield pound: rates, 740; cattle impounded, 22, 141, 174,
333, 504, 552, 598, 627, 644, 727, 836, 862, 935, 999, 1059, 1149,
1239, 1265, 1328, 1414, 1486, 1543, 1639, 1713, 1738, 1884, 1914,
1942, 2058, 2121, 2180, 2253, 2312, 2343, 2492, 2514, 2535, 2604,
2678, 2748, 2841, 2982.
Land. See Real property.
Landing-waiter.
See Customs.
Lands titles. See Real property.
C
Land officers : Daylesford, Henry Fowler, 2539; Kilmore, Elliott
Moore Cairnes, 1269; Melbourne, Edward James Agg, acting,
2959; Omeo, William Henry Foster, 909;Rutherglen, William
Henry Drummond, 2495; Smythesdale, Hudson Williamson,
2820; Wangaratta, Robert William Shadforth, 340.
Lands, crown :
-- Agents for issuing licenses, &c. See Licensing agents.
--- Cemeteries. See Cemeteries.
-- Church sites. See Sites.
Commissioners. See Commissioners of crown lands.
Commons.
See Commons.
- Deeds. See Deeds. Real property.
- Depasture. See Depasture.
- Gold fields. See Gold fields.
- Minerals. See Minerals.
Officers. See Commissioners. Land officers. Ranger, &Q..
Solicitors.
Reservation of lands temporary or permanent. See Sites.
-- Set apart or reserved. See Sites.
Trustees.
See Trustees.
Prohibition of mining operations on land reserved or set
apart for any public use or purpose, 647; regulation as to fees
payable on the issue of leases, 1744; notice to selectors of agricultural
lands as to payment of rents due, 1887, 1915 ; notice
as to costs of awards under the arbitration clauses of the land
act, 1888, &c.
Officers : Alexander J. Skene, district surveyor for the
united Melbourne and Geelong districts, 1417; Lindsay Clarke,
district surveyor for the united districts of Portland and
Hamilton, 1793 ; Robert Willan, a solicitor to examine titles,
1182 ; Alexander John Skene, to certify to certain accounts of
the department, 2876 ; Thomas Halfpenny, park-keeper, 2539;
Robert Meikle, photo-lithographer in the department of lands
and survey, 340; Thomas Franklin Bibbs, ditto, 1098.
Leases of lands for novel industrial purposes applied for, 5,
422, 633, 650, 950, 980, 1186, 1242, 1452, 1506, 1697 ; notice to
applicants for ditto, 667, 1152; regulations as to applications
for leases under the 47th section of the land act, 2021, 2258;
notice to intending applicants during 1864 under ditto, 2409;
applications for leases of lands under § 47 not entertained, 424,
634, 1507; agricultural lands withdrawn from selection, 286,,
944, 1331, 1599 ; cancellation of oyster-bed licenses, 95.
Sales of country lands and of lands in fee simple to be held
at : Ararat, 558, 587, 745, 1958, 1988; Avoca, 215, 263, 2504;
Ballarat, 11, 320, 517, 1010, 1040, 1334, 1871, 1872, 2020, 2271,
2416, 2546, 2757; l3ealiba (Cochrane's diggings), 744, 2044;
Beaufort, 916; Beechworth, 820, 2397, 2398; Belfast, 607, 806,
1421, 2273; Benalla, 403, 947, 1780, 2879, 2907, 2964; Buninyong,
458, 2570; Camperdown, 32, 538, 634, 983, 1212, 1373,
1650, 1832,1925, 2525 ; Carisbrook, 2505, 2824; Carngham, 2546,
2547; Casterton, 33; Castlemaine, 73, 74,75,91,294,745,761,945,
1130, 1253, 1332, 1551, 1552, 1801, 1802, 1873, 2127, 2907, 2962;
Chiltern, 654, 675, 761, 853, 945, 1254, 1332, 1723 ; Clunes, 1608,
1609, 1802; Coleraine, 983, 2416, 2927;Daylesford, 2571,.
2880;Digby, 870, 871, 1394, 1395; Dunolly, 426, 763, 764,
820, 1314; Echuca, 1832;Geelong, 587, 588, 762, 945,
1332, 1609, 1610, 1989, 2073, 2161, 2476, 2477, 2880, 2908;
Glenlogie (Amphitheatre), 538, 1575; Greenhills, 896, 1193;
Hamilton, 321, 1224, 1552, 1752, 1832, 1958, 2161, 2297, 2298,
2477; Harrow, 1010, 2614; Heathcote, 76; Inglewood, 426,
2272, 2572; Jamieson, 1650;Kilmore, 762, 945, 1332, 1421,
1926; Syneton, 120, 2757, 2758; Landsborough, 1780, 1781;
Lexton, 1903; Majorca, 2547, 2W; Maldon, 765, 2851, 2852;
Maryborough, 120, 2417, 2505, 2525; Melbourne, 162, 403, 607,
762, 820, 945, 1041, 1070, 1212, 1254, 1332, 1422, 1625, 1651, 1700,
1752, 1753, 1989, 2127, 2162, 2273, 2417, 2445, 2446, 2447, 2505,
2545, 2546, 2758, 2881, 2908, 2909, 2963; Moonambel, 1576;
Newbridge, 1700; Omeo, 946, 1333, 1701, 2572, 2688; Palmerston,
1553; Portland, 762, 946, 1333, 2273, 2322; Rutherglen,
2614; Sale, 11, 12, 763, 946, 1333, 1680, 2298, 2299; Sandhurst,
896, 897, 947, 1271, 1272, 1680, 1904, 2852, 2853; Seymour,
1010 ; Smythesdale, 1152, 1225 ; Stanley, 2964; Talbot, 458,
763,946,1333; Wangaratta, 1723, 1724, 2615; Warrnambool,,
181, 295, 1553, 2073, 2525, 2689; Wedderburne, 2127; Yackandandah,
1701, 2477.
Sales of lands altered, to be held at : Ararat, 822, 823, 2096,
2236 ; Avoca, 295, 377, 400, 426, 427, 508 ; Ballarat, 36, 115, 146,.
178, 462, 486, 610, 673, 2020, 2045, 2162, 2236, 2825; Bealiba
(Cochrane's diggings), 946, 2140; Beechworth , 2, 984, 1005,
2616, 2636 ; Belfast, 806, 947, 1005 ; Benalla, 984, 1105 ; Buninyong,
581; Camperdown, 320, 806, 1005, 1334, 2045, 2063;
Caramut, 178;Casterton, 215;Castlemaine, 146, 352, 377, 400,
486, 1451, 1781, 1959, 2020, 2140; Chiltern, 871, 1070; Clunes,
1781, 1782, 1802; Coleraine, 1226; Digby, 1422; Dunolly, 853,
871, 1070; Geelong, 178, 215, 806, 2140, 2236; Gisborne, 146;
Hamilton, 36, 146, 533, 553, 2063, 2236, 2384; Harrow, 2751;
Horsham, 178; Inglewood, 610, 2384; Kyneton, 264, 377, 2965;
Landsborough, 2020; Majorca, 2785;Maldon, 983;Maryborough,
2636; *Melbourne, 673, 853, 1070, 1319, 1744, 1873,
1888, 2020, 2045, 2236, 2384, 2751; Newbridge, 1873, 1918;
Omeo, 1888; Sale, 1782, 2526; Sandhurst, 2965; Talbot, 610;
Warrnambool, 2699; edderburne, 2384.

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INDEX TO THE VICTORIA
Lands, crown - continued.
----- Unsold and forfeited lots, 153, 320, 653, 1041, 1042, 1070,
1373, 1374, 1576, 1831, 2128, 2506, 2751, 2825.
Regulation as to quarterly licenses for removing surface
stone, sand, salt , loam, shells , gravel, and tea-tree brush, 1032.
Lands and survey department . See Accounts . Civil service.
Lauriston and Edgecombe road district : accounts , 1481; rule for
the preservation of footpaths and drains , 954 ; H. Smith's application
to purchase portion of Smith and Rogers road, 1261.
Law department . See Civil service.
Leases. See Deeds. Gold fields. Lands . Mineral lands.
Leave of absence : notice i o officers of the department of the
minister of justice respecting applications for leave of absence,
507.
- granted to J. Le M . Carey, 647 ; A. R. C. Selwyn, 1417;
the master -in-equity , 1651, 2410 ; G. Wiltshire , 658;. Stephen
Thomas Clissold, 2038.
Legal notices (proceedings under fieri facias, notices of action,
sales, notices to creditors , &c.) : Adams v. Caveriagh, 446; Librarian of the parliament library , James Smith, 313.
Andrew v. Thompson , 2032; Australian trust company v.
Webster and another, 2374 ; Bamblet v. Bamblet, 1439 ; Bank Libraries : copies of the Victorian exhibition catalogue and prize
of Australasia v. Rogers, 725 ; same v. Simons , 1592; Bank of essays offered to committees of public libraries, mechanics'
Victoria v. Keith, 1388 ; same v. Luke, 2250 ; same v.Ross , 86,138; institutes , &c., 89; notice to committees of mechanics ' institutes
and public libraries as, to the distribution of the vote
same v. Scholes , 2033 ; Bennetto v. Langley , 106 ; Blamires v.
Reed,499; Breheriyv . Leete,2647 ; Breheneyv . Scrima ; ear, 203 ; for, 2235.
Brett v. Freeth and others , 1734; Brewster and another v.
Mackie and others , 1466; Brown v. Cater , 2797; Brown v. Library. See Public library.
Doyle, 2307 ; Brown v. Thompson , 2032 ; Cairns and others v.
Chrystal, 550;Campbell v. Moore, 46, 226, 364; Campbell and Licensed persons. See Auctioneers. Boatmen. Bonded warehouses.
Carriers . Collectors of imposts . Depasture. Emi-
another v. Piggins, 528 ; Candy and Giles v. Meredith, 107;
Cockburn v. Ileaphy , 528; Cole v. Russell and Brunig (Australian
stage company ), 997; Collie and others v. Collie, 1324; spirit merchants.
grant runners. Lightermen. Spirit merchants . Wine and
Collyns and Co. v. Kerr, 2897; Colonial Bank v. Fitzgerald,
4120; same v. Scrimagear, 203; same v. Phelan , 1388 ; Cowell Licensed surveyors . See Real property . Surveyors.
v. Currie, 2896 ; Croaker and others v. Munro , 2708; Cunningham
V.Franklyn , Levey, and Robson, 1025; Denston v. Hallinau,
2490 ; Dixon v. Meldrum , 226, 413, 528 ; Dyring v. returns of certificates, 1182. See Commons . Gold receivers.
Licenses : clerks of petty sessions to forward with despatch
Elliott, 003, 1057, 1170 ; English, Scottish , and Australian Lands. Mineral lands. Oyster bed.
Chartered Bank v. Lowden , 1056; same v. O'Farrell, 1235,
1326, 1388, 14:38, 1540; Falkiner v. Prender gast and Do Licensing agents for lands, 255, 508, 1067, 1508, 1532, 1696, 1793,
Mey, 1172; Fenton v. Robbie, 886, 969; Fisher v. Nagle, 1889, 1948, 2157, 2410, 2517, 2692, 2820, 2903.
2431; Gibbs v. Butler, 363;Gibbs and another v. Butler,
1146;Gordon v. Campbell and others, 1617 ; Grasshoff Lightermen , fees payable by licensed, 1525.
v. Boehm, 1846, 2513, 2558; Grassie v. Thane, 2895 ; Gray
v. Dumpliy , 2676; Harney v. Cantwell and others, 2602; Light-horse regiment. See Volunteer corps.
Harris v. Ellis, 2250 ; Hawthorne and others v. Edhou,,e, 2003,
2205; Rogg and another v. Keighran, 1521, 1883; Hope v. Lighthouses.
Morrell, 549 ; Jamieson v. Clarke, 2341 ; Jamieson and others
See Mariners . Steam navigation.
v. Allen, 1056; Kaye and Butchart v. Mount , 1115; Kaye,
Lights.
Butchart , and Butchart v. Mouat and Mouat , 1711; Kesterson
v. Smith , 2558, 2953;King v. Francis , 1939; Kirby
and Miller, 1091; Leete v. Hockey, 528;Levy and others v.
" Lightning " rock . See Mariners.
Date, 473;Liddle v. Finn, 1412; Long v. Dougherty, 2111'
Long v. Raynolds, Devoe, and Pratt, 1711 ; Luke v. Farley, Linscott's reef quartz mining and crushing association, accounts,
2373; Malpas v. Heffernan , 413, 969 ; Marshall v. Baiment, 1237.
502; Martin and another v. Edhouse , 2003, 2205, 2405; Matthews
v. Thompson, 1439 ; McEwan and others v. Bradley, Linton pound : cattle impounded , 22, 87, 230, 333. 366, 448, 574,
1973, 2056 ; 111cEwan and others v. Edhouse , 2205, 2405; K. 644, 665, 836, 888, 935, 972, 1060, 1174, 1239, 1359, 1414, 14t9,
McKenzie ' s (deceased ) estate, 751 ; McKenzie and Ross v. 1564, 1619, 1670, 1768, 1942, 2035, 2058, 2312, 2375, 2435, 2493,
Clarke, 1971; McLelland v. McClure, 687 ; McMillan v. McMillan,
687 ; MCMullun v. Thompson , 2032; Meldrum v. Ritchins,
2559, 2604, 2629, 2748, 2842, 2898.
107, 226 ; Miller v. D'esanclos , 138; Miller v. Pool, 2896; Live stock imported in the quarter ending 31st December, 1862,
Montefiore v. Edhouse , 2003, 2205;Morrice v. Hemphill page 322; ditto, 31st March, 1863, page 1068; 30th June,
and another , 2001; Moss v. Fox , 1483,1520,1541; M otlierwell
and another v. Do Mey and Prendergast, 1454;
1719; 30th September, 2637.
National Bank v. Franklyn and others , 687; O'Connor v. Loam. See Lands.
,Walsh, 2250; Oriental Bank v. Ball, 902, 932 ; Power and
another v. Robinson, 1971, 2087; Quirk v. McLaughlin, 885; Local committees. See Schools.
Rooks v. Alexander , 1816; Royce v. Parker and another, 571;
Legal quays or wharfs , Welshpool jetty, 1331; Port Fairy, 2609.
Legally qualified medical practitioners . See Medical prac-
'trtioners.
Legislative
Assembly.
Legislative Council.
See Elections . Parliament.
Leigh consols gold mining company, noti ^e, 411; accounts, 1691.
Leigh grand junction gold mining company , notice, 685.
Leigh grand junction united gold mining company, accounts,
2002.
lAennon's paddock gold mining company , account-,a, 170, 1668.
Letters unclaimed , detained for postage , Sc.: : listsfor December,
1862, page 129; January , 1863, page 43!103, 271, 276, 434;
February , 301, 359, 491, 495, 616;March, 521 , 566, 615, 768,
576; ,April, 772, 807, 856, 924, 062, 1135; May, 993, 1163, 1167,
Letters , unclaimed , &c.--continued.
1198, 1379; June, 1232, 1289, 1349, 1458, 1462, 1581; July, 1516,
1556, 1656, 1659, 1806; August , 1706, 1759, 1838, 1879, 1935,
2080; September, 1998, 2113, 2117, 2171, 2366; October, 2247,
2424, 2428, 2466, 2594; November, 2489, 2530, 2671, 2675, 2705,
2864; December , 2763, 2838, 2946, 2950. See Post office.
Letters of naturalization . See Aliens.
Letters patent . See Patents.
Levee: appointed for 25th May (queen's birthday ), 975; postponed
from 25th to 26th May, 1063; to be held by governor
Sir C. H. Darling on 16th September, 2009.
Leviathan
2432.
gold mining company, accounts , 330, 17 35 ; notice,
Lexton poured : cattle impounded , 22, 87, 141, 309, 366, 395, 418,
529, 598, 627, 782, 815, 862, 863, 1027, 1118, 1209, 1239, 1359,
1390, 1441, 1640, 1713, 1768, 1791, 1819, 1914, 1975, 2035, 2058,
2151, 2253, 2289, 2312, 2407, 2493, 2604, 2678, 2898, 2922.
Lexton road district : altered , 1419, 1944; meeting, 568, 594, 623;
accounts, 883.
Shaw v. Burkett , 2896; Short v. Freeman, 751 ; Simpson and Local force. See Volunteer corps.
Neilley v. Brocklehurst, 1592; Simpson v. Tyler, 2897 ; Small v.
Hines, 2490 ; Smith and another v. Dyte, 502; Tarleton V.
Thompson , 1439; Taylor v. Mortimer , 277;Trail v. Prendergast,
932; Tucker v. Owens, 1938; Udal v. Stevens, 886;
Local government act. See Roads. Shires . And the names of
Road districts.
Walcot v. Grant , 2431; Warmall and another v. Wylde, 687,
'780, 833, 932 ; Webb v. Farley, 2768 ; Wharton and others v. Lock-ups. See Gaols.
Chrystal, 550 ; Williamson v. McFarlane . 2176 ; Winks v. Bird
and Bird, 46; Winuan v. Matthews , 1593, 2003.
London and York gold mining company , notice, 2286.
Longwood pound : keeper , Alexander Edward Savage, 588;
cattle impounded , 230, 309, 627, 644, 665, 727, 863, 1060, 1297,
1390, 1543, 1564, 1693, 1768, 1819.
Lost and found: cheque of Wharton and Co. on the National
Bank, 1616; two acceptances by W. Hibbart in favor of
Wittkowski brothers, 1692; bill in favor of Denis Eisenstaedter
, 2286, 2307, 2341. See also Cattle . Pounds.
Lucky gold mining company , accounts, 224,1665; notices, 625,
2431.
Lucky Woman's, township, 66.
Lunatic asylum, Yarra , blend : visitor. appointed ; -1. F. A.
Grooves, 2409; visitor resigned , P. A. C. O'Farrell, 2194;
Edward Paley, superintendent , 479;Edward Paley, member
of the commission on the Yarra Bend lunatic asylum, &c.,
647.
Lying -in hospital.
See Sites.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1863. 19
Macdonnell Bay.
M.
See Mariners.
Mackenzie, Arthur, deceased, notice to creditors, &c., of, 1324.
Magazine keepers. See Powder.
Magistrates , territorial , appointed :
Aitken, James, 647. Macarthur , James Carmi-
Aitkin, James William Mani - chael, 1335.
fold, 2061. . Mackenzie , Hugh, 2347.
Anderson , Alexander , 2061. Macleod , Donald, 2608.
Anderson , James, 1361. Macleod, John Campbell,
Austin, Albert , 1361. 2061.
Baird, Mathew Hamilton, Macvean, Peter, 2712.
865. Malcolm , James Burn, 1067,
Barr, Francis, 2712. 1098.
Berthon, Henry, 1889. Mason, James, 2712.
Black, Niel, 865. McBean, Robert, 2061.
Blake, James Elliot, 2061. McCleery, Alexander, 2315.
Bostock , Augustus , 13611 McMillan, Thomas Law, 1335.
Bowler, Henry Joseph, 2061. Miller, Peter, 2712.
Brooke, Thomas Collier, 2061. Miller, Thomas, 2712.
Buchanan , James, 2712. Nicholson , John, 2608.
Butterworth , Benjamin , 647. Officer , Suetonius Henry,
Cameron, John, 2315. 2156.
Cook, George , 647. Osborne , James, 2712.
Courtin, Frederick Emil Porter , Benjamin Coombs,
Mathew, 2347. 647.
Davis, Henry , 2061. Rawlings, Thomas Henry,
Duncan, Walter, 2608. 647.
Fletcher, Hamlet, 1335. Rigby, George Owen, 2926.
Gall, John, 2061. Robertson , John Sinclair,
Giles, James, 2608. 2608.
Gillespie, Robert, 1125. Saunders , James Miller, 2061.
Goldie, James Joseph, 865. Scott, Andrew, 2061.
Govett, George , 1335. Shenstone , William, 2315.
Gunn, William, 2315. Simmons, Edward Lamburn,
Holt, John, 647. 2608.
Howitt, Alfred William , 2847. Skene, William , 647, 2061.
Hudson , George, 2315. Sloe, Edgar, 2473.
Hunter, Henry, 2712. Thomson, George, 2061.
Jobson. Christopher , 2347. Twomey, John, jun., 865.
Jones, Henry Conway, 1335. Warnock, James, 2255.
Joshua, Michael Joshua (647, Willey, Josiah, 1335.
corrected in 758). Williamson, David, 2255.
Lawson, Robert, 647. Williamson, William Alexan-
Learmonth ,JobnRalston (865, der Sweetingham, 865.
corrected 1067, 1098). Wilson, Henry Boase, 2315.
Lintott, Stephen , 2156. Winter, John Irving, 2315.
Lyall, William , re-appointed,
553.
Maggistrates, territorial, resigned, &c.:
Alleyne, Robert Joseph , 2473. Keogh, Dennis Patrick, 2776.
Bradshaw , William, 2473. Peerman, John, 910.
Brown, Thomas Alexander , Spowers, Allan, 2095.
866. Stephen , George Alexander,
Coppin, George Selth, 1963. superseded, 340.
Davies, John, 910. Tierney, Thomas, 453.
Egan, Stephen , superseded , Tweeddale ,John Dunbar, 1039.
553.
Magistrates for the city of Melbourne, appointed :
Call. Frederick, 340. Prince, James, 2061.
Hailes, George Button, 2061. Templeton, William, 207.
MMistraf es for the town of Geelong :
Cummins, Michael James, ap- Stephen, George Alexander,
pointed, 340. superseded, 340.
Magistrates, police. See Police magistrates.
Magnum bonum gold mining company, notice, 1481.
Mails. See Contracts. Letters. Post office. Tenders.
Majorca, petty sessions authorized, 1715.
Malt liquors. See Sale of spirits, &c. Wine.
Maldon municipality or borough : bye-laws, 291, 561, 1927;
election notices, 775, 809, 1761, 1790; report, 810, 827.
Malmsbury municipality or borough : bye-laws, 561, 848, 1927;
reports, 105, 135, 1518, 1538.
Malmsbury pound: cattle impounded, 47, 88, 141, 205, 230, 309,
334, 366, 476, 504, 552, 599, 627, 644, 753, 782, 815, 836, 888, 972,
999, 1028, 1060, 1209, 1239, 1265, 1297, 1359, 1414, 1442, 1469,
1523, 1564, 1640, 1791, 1849, 1914, 1942, 1975, 2121, 2181, 2289,
2312, 2343, 2375, 2471, 2514, 2515, 2604, 2679, 2709, 2748, 2770,
2799, 2898, 2922.
Managers of commons. See Commons.
Managing committees. See Committees of management.
Schools.
Mannum, South Australia.
See Mariners.
Mansfield pound: keeper, Edwin Moorey, 2666; c tle impounded,
230, 334, 366, 574, 627, 815, 999, 1328, 1414, 1133,1768,
2343, 2407, 2535, 2679, 2770, 2842, 2873, 2898, 2923, 2955.
Manukau bar, New Zealand. See Mariners.
Manure depots. See Sites.
Mariners, notices to :
Africa : light on harbor works, Table Bay, Cape of Good
Hope, 2156.
Batavia : new light at West Harbor heads, 817.
Ceylon: floating lightship inside the Little Basse's reef, 1794.
Imperial : regulations for preventing collisions at sea under
the merchant shipping act, &c., 1177.
New Zealand : signals at Hokianga River, 451; sailing directions
for entering the port of Invercargill, Southland,
1887; ditto corrected in 1915; rock off Long Look-out, Banks's
Peninsula, Middle Island, 2819; directions for crossing
Manukau bar, 2902.
Queensland : sailing directions for the Pioneer River, 313;
ditto for Cottier Bank, Koppel Bay, 313.
South Australia: notices relative to the port of Mannum, 372 ;
color of Troubridge lighthouse altered, 817; sailing directions
for McDonnell Bay and description of red buoy on
Semaphore Spit, St. Vincent's Gulf, 942.
Victoria: alterations in lights at Shortland's Bluff, 23; temporary
lighthouse on Point Lonsdale, Port Phillip, 287;
alterations in lights at Port Phillip Heads and amended
sailing directions, 603; rock in Bass's Straits, 847; time signal
at Port Phillip Heads, 975; the Lightning rock at Port
Phillip Heads buoyed, 1915; lights and fog signals to be
carried by steam and sailing vessels, regulations by the Victoria
steam navigation board, 2437; lights, beacons, and
buoys in Victoria, further notice, 2691.
See also Ports.
Markets: proposed market-place for Eaglehawk, 2646. See
Sites.
Marong road district, altered, 1822; meeting, 1939.
Marriage of minors. See Guardians of minors.
Marriage of the prince of Wales. See Addresses.
Marriages. See Registrars of marriages.
Martin and Stodart carry on Cornish and Bruce's business,
1146.
Maryborough lock-up gaol discontinued, 90.
Maryborough municipality or borough : bye-laws, 1776, 1867;
election notices, 811, 828; report, 1291, 1323.
Maryborough mining, sluicing, and quartz crushing association,
accounts, 331.
Master-in-equity, rule providing for the absence of, 2009.
Mathews, B. R., his notice, 720.
McCallum, Alexander, deceased, notice to creditors, &c., of,
1388, 1439.
McCoy, Henry, deceased, notice to creditors of, 1848.
McEwen, William, deceased, notice to creditors, &c., of, 2119.
Mclvor Creek pound: cattle impounded, 47, 141, 230, 309, 334,
418, 476, 552, 574, 665, 727, 815, 863, 889, 935, 999, 1060, 1118,
1174, 1390, 1414, 1442, 1564, 1619, 1819, 1975, 2004, 2035, 2088,
2121, 2151, 2289, 2312, 2375, 2435, 2470, 2193, 2535, 2559, 2605,
2649, 2748, 2771, 2799, 2873, 2955.
McKenzie, Donald, his notice, 1170.
McKenzie, Kenneth, deceased, notice to creditors of, 751.
McLeod, Catherine, deceased, notice to creditors, &c., of, 1638.
Measures.
See Weights.
Mechanics' institutes. See Grants-in-aid. Sites. Trustees.
Medical practitioners, legally qualified: meeting of the medical
board of Victoria for the registration of, 668, 2876; supplementary
lists, 975, 1299, 1572, 1776, 2023, 2257, 2539, 2778;
medical register of Victoria, published, 872.
Medical board of Victoria, Edward Barker a member of, 2347.
Medical school, Madeline street, William McCrea inspector of
anatomy at, 1673.
Melbourne : streets proclaimed, 1903,1918; certain streets, courts,
&c., to be cleared, paved, formed, &c., 2891, 2916, 2952, 2979.
See Magistrates. Sites. Trustees.
Melbourne pound : cattle impounded, 88, 109, 174, 230, 284, 309,
366, 418, 476, 530, 552, 574, 599, 627, 666, 689, 728, 782, 836, 863,
905, 1060, 1149, 1209, 1239, 1265, 1297, 1359, 1390, 1414, 1412,
1486, 1523, 1640, 1713, 1819, 2253, 2313, 2375, 2135, 2515, 2535,
2559, 2629, 2898, 2955, 2982.
Melbourne banking company, notices, 2431.
Melbourne exchange company, meeting, 304, 1261, 1731.
Melbourne and. Hobson's Bay railway company, meeting, &c.,
1112, 1590, 2626; accounts, 1560, 2978,
Melbourne and Murray river railway special licensing district
(10 miles on each side), 1825.

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Melbourne and Newcastle Miami coal company, J. Dane's
notice, 2513.
Melton pound : keeper, Catherine Williams, 2242; assistant
keeper, Charles Williams, 2242; cattle impounded, 22, 141,
366, 395, 448, 689, 782, 837, 905, 1060, 1118, 1670, 1693, 1738,
2253, 2535, 2771, 2799.
Melton road district, altered, 1449; accounts, 2468.
Members of parliament. See Elections. Parliament.
Merchant shipping, regulations for preventing collisions at sea,
1177; merchant shipping acts amendment act of 1862 (25 & 26
Viet. cap. 63), page 235; supplemental instructions to officers
in the British possessions abroad under that act, 233.
Meredith lock-up gaol proclaimed, 1716.
Meredith pound: rates, 377; cattle impounded, 753, 935, 1060,
1093, 1149, 1239, 1359, 1469, 1523, 1619, 1640, 1738, 1849, 2313,
2407, 2515, 2559, 2679, 2799, 2842.
Meredith road district, proclaimed, 1449; meeting, 1635, 1733;
assessment notice, 2431.
Medals. See Minerals.
Metcalfe road district, altered, 1674; lateral extension of boundary
road between the parishes of Metcalfe and Edgecombe
to be opened, 954; J. M. Watt's application to close a road
in the parish of Emberton, 1614; proposed lateral extension
of the Bendigo road in the parish of Sutton Grange, 1790;
R. Harper's application to close a road, 2512.
Mexican gold mining company, notice, 2769.
Mia-mia pound : transferred from Barfold to Mia-mia, 911;
cattle impounded, 230, 309, 395, 418, 644, 689, 728, 782, 815, 906,
1028, 1093, 1118, 1266, 1415, 1469, 1486, 1670, 1738, 1975, 2035,
205 ?, 2122, 2151, 2181, 2313, 2375, 2435, 2515, 2605, 2629, 2649,
2771, 2842.
Military secretary and aide-de-camp to the governor, captain
William Charles Bancroft, 2037; captain Charles James
Tyler, 2183.
Military storekeeper . See Colonial military storekeeper.
Mineral
Minerals
lands
I
Leasing regulations amended, &c., 64, 114, 287, 403, 1300 ;
regulation as to deposits under leasing regulations, 452 ;
returns of mineral raised and its value to be made and
declared to by the lessees, 1152; scale of diagrams in leases ;
2300; fees for surveys, 2347.
Applications for mineral leases : 84, 106, 139, 157, 171, 197,
198, 226, 278, 279, 305, 306, 328, 329, 330, 362, 389, 390, 391, 412,
443-6, 471-3, 500-2, 524, 525, 548, 569, 570, 595, 625, 642, 662,
663, 664, 685, 722-4, 750, 777-9, 831-3, 860, 886, 903, 930, 970,
995, 996, 1020, 1021, 1022, 1054, 1055, 1088, 1089, 1090, 1114,
1115, 1143-5, 1171, 1172, 1201-5, 1236, 1262, 1263, 1293, 1325,
1326, 1357, 1386, 1387, 1411, 1482, 1540, 1591, 1615, 1634, 1635,
1665, 1688, 1689, 1711, 1736, 1763, 1789, 1790, 1816, 1847, 1882,
1912, 1939, 1972, 2002, 2033, 2056, 2120, 2177, 2871, 2896, 2920,
2954.
- Mineral leases refused, 1005, 1628, 1696, 2884.
Mineral leases forfeited, 561, 1628, 2074, 2445.
Miner's right gold mining company, notice, 2205.
Miners ' rights. See Elections. Gold receivers.
Minerva mining company, notice, 2148.
'Mining : notice respecting the prohibition of mining operations
on land reserved or set apart for any public use or purpose,
647.
.Mining and geological surveys, C. D. H. Aplin acting director
of, 1417; Joseph Pittman to certify to certain accounts of,
,2876.
Mining boards, bye-laws, courts, districts, leases, operations,
regulations, &c. See Commons. Courts of mines. Gold
fields. Mineral lands.
Mining partnerships and companies. See Partnerships. And
the names of mining companies.
Mining surveyors' fees, 2347 ; districts, 1215, 1418,
2062, 2235, 2564, 2652, 2751.
1851,
2023,
- Mining surveyors appointed: John D'Alton, 1572; Thomas
H. Duncan, 2062 ; George Francis, 2062 ; Henry Grimes,
1269; Robert M. Harvey, 398; Peter Edwin Henderson,
2903; Robert , Mason, 2235 ; Henry Boyns Nicholas, 2023;
J. H. W. Pettit , 2564; James Stirling, 1572; John Usher,
jun., 1269; Blayney W. Walshe, 2023.
Minister of justice. See Ministers.
Minister of mines . See Accounts. Ministers.
Ministers of the crown in Victoria :
27th June, 1863, retired : the honorable Messrs. O'Shanassy,
Haines, Ireland, Wood, Duffy, Johnston, Anderson, Mitchell,
and Dr. Evans, 1445.
27th June, 1863, appointed : James McCulloch, chief secretary;
George Higinbotham, attorney general; George Frederic
Verdon, treasurer ; Richard Heales, president of the
board of land and works and commissioner of crown lands
and survey ; Matthew Hervey, a vice-president of ditto and
commissioner of public works; James Goodall Francis, commissioner
of trade and customs; James Forrester Sullivan,
minister of mines; and James Macpherson Grant, a vicepresident
of the board of land and works and commissioner
of railways and roads, 1445.
14th July, 1863, appointed: Archibald Michie, minister of
justice, 1567.
14th October, 1863, appointed : Thomas Howard Fellows,
postmaster general, 2315.
Ministers' dwellings. See Sites.
Minors. See Guardians of minors.
Money orders.
See Post office.
Monitor gold mining company, accounts, 202, 1666.
Moonambel municipality or borough : bye-laws, 588, 1681, 1776,
2039, 2242; election notices, 169, 196, 546, 568;reports, 386,
409, 1437, 1465.
Moorabbin (Brighton) pound: rates, 949; cattle impounded,
230, 334, 1093, 1118, 1174, 1975, 2748, 2898.
Moorabbin road district, meeting, 1169; accounts, 1561.
Moranding, meeting to form a road district, 1484.
Moranding, Goldie, Pyalong, and Glenaroua, proposed road
district, 1627.
Morang, petty sessions authorized, 207.
Morang pound: rates, 510; cattle impounded, 141, 230, 310, 574,
666, 689, 782, 837, 1118, 1174, 1239, 1328, 1329, 1359, 1543, 1595,
1670, 1914, 2181, 2313, 2375, 2.569, 2605, 2679, 2771.
Morning
1637.
Star gold mining company, notice, 473, 2174; accounts,
Mortality. See Births, &c. Vital statistics.
Mortlake, § 5-10 of the police act extended to the town and road
district, 1948; petty sessions court days, 2973.
Mortlake pound: authorized, 398; rates, 740, 1532; cattle bnpounded,
972, 1028, 1093, 1149, 1174, 1209, 1266, 1297, 1359,
1391, 1442, 1469, 1487, 1640, 1670, 1693, 1768, 2471, 2650, 2771,
2799, 2898, 2982.
Mortlake road district: § 5-10 of the police act extended to the
town and road district, 1948; bye-laws, 2645; meeting, 1663;
accounts, 1938.
Mount Bate gold mining company, accounts, 224, 1665.
Mount Eliza road district: accounts, 388; rule, 1554; election
of a new board, 2750.
Mount Greenock gold mining company, accounts, 136.
Mount Jeffcott road district, proclaimed, 707; meeting, 1519.
Mount Moriac pound: cattle impounded, 310, 476, 574, 1149,
1239, 1415, 1469, 1819, 2151
Mount Pleasant station, caution respecting, 1170.
Mounted corps. See Volunteer corps.
Muddy Creek pound : cattle impounded, 47, 418, 627, 782, 837,
889, 999, 1118, 1849, 1885, 2004, 2089, 2253, 2289, 2535, 2560,
2629.
Municipal account books, forms prescribed, 2184.
Mining registrars' districts, 1215, 1418, 1851, 2023, 2062, 2235,
2564, 2652, 2751.
Municipal commons. See Commons.
Mining registrars appointed : John D Alton,1572 ; Thomas
Municipalities or boroughs :
H. Duncan, 2062; Edward Nucella Emmett, 2751; Richard - Buildings. See Sites.
English, 380; George Francis, 2062; Henry Grimes, 1269;
Robert M. Harvey; 398; Peter Edwin Henderson, 2903; - Bye-laws: Amherst, 399, 559, 1043, 2039, 2164; Ararat, 122,
Richard Henry Horne, 1418, 2517; Robert Mason, 2235; 399, 2107; Avoca, 848, 13603; Ballarat, 1526, 1959, 2241; Ballarat
East, 984, 1901, 2107; Belfast, 2164; Brighton, 1159;
Henry Boyns Nicholas, 2023; J. H. W. Pettit, 2564; John
Scarlett, 1889; Thomas Smallman , 2235; James Stirling, 1572; Brown's and Scarsdale, 186, 871, 912, 913, 1159, 1526, 1926,
Andrew Trench, 648; John Usher, jun., 1269; Blayney W. 2107; Brunswick, 427, 514; Carisbrook, 399, 539;Castlemaine,
Walshe, 2023.
1335; Chewton, 954, 1159, 1421, 2107; Chiltern, 1159, 1252;

Municipalities or boroughs-continued.
Clunes, 514, 538; Creswick, 76, 539, 559, 1626, 1902; Daylesford,
97, 427, 560; Dunolly, 914, 1959, 2107; Eaglehawk, 123,
186, 290, 454. 455, 514, 561, 1335, 1926; East Collingwi-ood, 290 ;
Emerald Hill, 290, 654, 2165; Essendon and Flemington, 290,
1252, 1577, 2039, 2107; Fitz Roy, 588, 1786; Footscray, 76;
Hamilton, 291, 655, 915; Hawthorn, 77; Heathcote, 1075;
Hotham, 400, 1926; Inglewood, 588, 655, 1363, 2242; Kew, 427,
514; Kilmore, 185, 655, 2192; Kyneton, 655, 1159, 1626; Maldon,
291, 561. 1927; Malmshury, 561, 848,1927; Maryborough,
1776, 1867; =N1 oonambel, 588, 1681, 1776, 2039, 2242; Newtown
and Chilwell, 1526; Portland, 291, 427; Prahran, 1043; Richmond,
6, 455, 1626; Rutherglen, 1043; Sandhurst, 1626, 1959;
Sandridge, 1726, 1960; Smy Jiesdale, 400, 514, 915, 1252, 1577,
1927, 2109; St. Arnaud, 6, 954,1043, 1554, 2242; St. Kilda, 915;
Taradale, 1927; Warrnambool, 915, 985, 1928; Williamstown,
291, 561, 1928; Woodend, 848, 1160 1902, 1903.
Chairmen' of first or inaugural meetings: Queenscliffe,
William Thomas Mollison, 1299; Sale, William Tennant
Dawson, 1918; Vangaratta, Robert William Shadforth, 1504.
Districts proclaimed, &c.: Avoca, altered, 707 (incorrect in
629) ; Ballarat, added to, 1251 ; Eaglehawk, description
amended, 317 ; Queenscliffe, 1039; Sale, 1775; Sandridge,
altered, 1775; Wangaratta, 1362.
- Dog nuisance act (6 W. IV. No. 4) extended to: Brown's
and Scarsdale, 1345; Buninyong, 1577; Eaglehawk, 216; Sale,
2507.
GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1863. 21
Half-yearly reports : Amherst, 1110, 1436; Ararat, 1169, New Red Jacket company, accounts, 224.
1199; Avoca, 1561, 1588; Ballarat, 594, i23, 2030, 2054; Ballarat
East, 386, 410, 1708, 1731; Beechworth, 1113, 1142; New Rose of England gold mining company, notice, 664.
Belfast, 1356, 1385; Brighton, 751, 776, 1969, 1999; Brown's
and Scarsdale, 660, 684, 2203, 2248; Brunswick, 1937, New South Wales, government railways offered on lease, 2, &c.
1968; Buninyong, 1019, 1053; Carisbrook, 750, 775, 2173,
2204 ; Castlemaine, 469, 497, 2000, 2031, 2431, 2468; Chewton,
441, 469, 1814, 1845; Chiltern, 884, 901, 2404, 2429;
New Speedwell quartz mining company, notice, 2087.
Creswick, 18,1435, 1464; Daylesford, 1170, 1200; Dunolly, 622, New Waterloo gold mining company, accounts, 137; notice,
639, 1589, 1614; Eaglehawk, 929,968; Emerald Hill, 223,1663; 1324, 2468.
Essendon and Flemington, 302, 326, 1817, 1845; Fitz Roy,
1539, 1559; Gisborne, 1052, 1087; Hamilton, 547, 567, 2249,
New Wombat Hill mining company, notice, 1482, 1520; accounts,
1667.
2V5;Hawthorn, 683, 720;Heathcote, 883, 901;Hotham,
1169, 1206; Inglewood, 278, 303, 1662, 1687; Kew, 416, 441, New Zealand: caution against exporting to New Zealand arms,
2148, 2172; Kilmore, 641, 661, 2053, 2085; Kyneton, 18, 44, &c., without a license, 1696. See Cattle. Mariners.
1465, 1480; Maldon, 810, 827; Malmsbury,105,135,1518,1538;
Maryborough, 1291, 1323; Moonambel, 386, 409, 1437, 1465; Newbridge pound: cattle impounded, 141, 174, 205, 366, 418,
Newtown and Chilwell, 1233, 1260; Portland, 1633, 1662;
Prahran, 810, 827 ; Richmond, 414, 439, 1762, 1787 ; Sandhurst,
441, 470, 1881, 1910; Sandridge, 1517, 1537; Smythesdale, 1261,
1291; South Barwon, 361, 385, 1788, 1814; St. Arnaud, 1323,
1356; St. Kilda, 828, 859; Taradale, 304, 327, 1708, 1730;
Warrnambool, 498, 523, 2308, 2340; Woodend, 829, 859, 2148,
2172.
Municipalities :
- Exemption of buildings, &c., from municipal jurisdiction :
at Richmond, 802; all buildings used by the Victoria volunteer
force as drill or orderly rooms, 1152.
Inaugural or preliminary meetings : Queenscliffe, 1207,
1233 ; Sale, 1910, 1937 ; Wangaratta, 1465, 1481.
Lands appropriated for sites. See Sites.
- Markets. See Sites.
- Miscellaneous : issue of waterworks debentures, Ballarat,
2203, 2249; ditto, Ballarat East, 2203, 2249; proposed junction
of the Germantown and Colac road, South Barwon, 2532;
proposed market-place, Eaglehawk, 2646; tenders for tollgates
invited, Brunswick, 2706, 2744 ; gunpowder act extended
to Amherst, 731.
-- Petitions for : Ballarat (annexation to), 515; Queenscliffe,
317; Sale (No. 11.), 1450; Smythesdale (annexation to), 654.
Reports of inaugural meetings : Queenscliffe, 1375; Sale,
2142; Wangaratta, 1611.
Streets aligned and reserved.
See Sites. Streets.
- Town and country police act extended to : Eaglehawk, 397;
Sale, 2561.
Murchison pound : cattle impounded , 689, 837, 906, 1028, 1093,
1149, 1768, 1850, 2035, 2289, 2605, 2650, 2709, 2748, 2874, 2898,
2923.
Murders. See Rewards.
Murnane, William, deceased, notice to representatives or next
of kin of, 2249.
Museums.
See Fine arts.
Muttlebury, J. W., his notice, 2373.
N.
National bank of Australasia, notice, 750, 2307. See also
Banking companies.
National gold mining company, accounts, 201, 1637; notice, 2032.
National schools. See Schools. Sites.
Naturalization.
See Aliens.
Naval brigade. See Volunteer corps.
Naval cadetships, nominations to, re-distributed among the
Australian colonies, 667.
Nelson gold mining company, notice, 198, 1764; accounts,
1466.
Election notices: Amherst, 169, 196; Ararat, 44, 84; Avoca,
776, 811; Ballarat, 776, 809;Ballarat East, 994, 1018; Beechworth,
223, 278, 547, 568, 1464, 1480, 1970, 1999; Belfast, 1969,
Neutrality. See America.
1999; Brighton, 84, 106; Brown's and Scarsdale, 1590, 1614;
New gold fields. See Gold fields.
Buninyong, 1614, 1635; Carisbrook, 387, 411, 546, 568, 1815,
New Ascot gold mining company, accounts, 971.
1845; Castlemaine, 18, 44; Chewton, 1412, 1437; Chiltern, 497,
523; Clunes, 105, 136, 1999, 2031; Daylesford, 387, 411, 811, New Ballarat quartz mining company, notice, 1940.
826; Dunolly, 84, 106, 1206, 1234; Eaglehawk, 660, 684, 1762,
1787; East Collingwood, 223, 278, 902, 929, 2054, 2085 ;,Emerald New Britannia gold mining company, Dead Horse , accounts,
Hill, 1207, 1233; Essendon and Flemington, 18; Fitz Roy, 202.
1970, 1999; Footscray, 1234, 1261; Gisborne, 1970, 2001; Hamilton,
1169, 1200; Hawthorn, 1692, 1710; Heathcote, 885, New British workman gold mining company, dissolved, 196.
902, 996, 1019, 1882, 1911 ; Hotham, 361, 385; Inglewood, 829,
859; Kew, 45, 84, 829, 859; Kilmore, 196, 222, 547, 567, 1561, New extended gold mining company, notice, 1292.
1588, 1970, 2053, 2086; Kyneton, 18,45; Maldon, 775, 809,1761,
1790; Maryborough, 811, 828; Moonambel, 169, 196, 546, 568; New Frenchman's gold mining company, notice, 1387.
Newtown and Chilwell, 84, 106, 622, 639, 776, 812; Portland,
New Great Britain gold mining company, accounts, 202.
105, 136, 414,442; Prahran, 196, 222, 223, 278, 303, 1087, 1146;
Richmond, 660, 684, 1355, 1384; Rutherglen, 622, 639, 1206, New Hibernia gold mining company, notice, 568.
1233; Sandhurst, 829, 858, 1969, 2000; Sandridge, 498, 523,
1537, 1561; Smythesdale, 720, 751, 2000, 2032; South Barwon, New imperial gold mining company, notice, 1913.
1261, 1292; St. Arnaud, 1055, 1090; St. Kilda, 388, 411; Taradale,
1844,1882; Williamstown, 596,624,1590,1613;
Woodend, New North Clunes quartz mining company, notice, 46,526;
439, 469.
accounts, 1667.
574, 666, 837, 906, 936, 1028, 1093, 1118, 1266, 1359, 1487, 1523,
1564, 1640, 1670, 1768, 2004, 2059, 2375, 2435, 2515, 2535, 2650,
2710, 2799, 2898, 2956.
Newbury (Blue Mountain gold field), petty sessions authorized,
2609.
Newington. See Sites (Ballarat).
Newstead road district : altered, 1945; authorized tolls, 209;
meeting, 1481; accounts, 1761; toll-gate, &c., at Newstead
bridge, authorized, 209.
Newton gold mining company, notice, 2602.
Newtown and Chilwell municipality or borough : bye-law, 1526;
election notices, 84, 106, 622, 639, 776, 812; reports, 1233, 1260.
Nonpareil gold mining company, notice, 2206, 2250, 11" 251, 2285,
2286, 2310.
Nonpayment of rent. See Lands. Gold fields.
-North American gold mining company, notice, 931; accounts,
1592.
North British gold mining company, notice, 2309.
North Harrow road district, rules, 715.
North Ovens road district: proclaimed, 1300; meeting, 2001;
first election of members of the board under the local government
act, 2235; bye-law, 2890.
North Tipperary quartz gold mining company, notice, 1438.
Notices to mariners.
See Mariners.

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Novel industrial purposes. See Immigration. Lands.
Nuggety mining company, accounts, 201.
Nunawading road district: meeting, 1733; proposed road, 885.
0.
Oakleigh pound : cattle impounded, 88, 174, 230, 310, 366, 367,
419, 504, 530, 1028, 1209, 1297, 1359, 1469, 1543, 1640, 1942, 2059,
2313, 2493, 2536, 2629, 2799, 2899, 2982.
Oakleigh and Mulgrave road district, proposed widening of
Breakneck road, 19.
Occupation of crown lands. See Depasture. Gold fields.
Lands.
O'Dea, Patrick and John, notice, 84.
Official assignee. See Insolvents.
Offices. See Sites.
Omar Pacha gold mining company, accounts, 170, 1668.
Omega gold mining company, notice, 1024.
O'Neill.
See Arthur.
Orders of the governor in council :
Circuit court sittings : fixed for 1863, page 1; ditto altered,
111; additional sittings at Portland, 2125; sittings for 1864
fixed, 2845.
County courts : designation of Raglan changed to Beaufort,
1794; at St. Arnaud constituted, 2038; at Wedderburne
discontinued, 2711.
Courts of mines : designation of Raglan changed to Beaufort,
1794; to be holden at St. Arnaud, 2256; discontinued at
Boron g, 2712.
------ Gold fields: regulating licenses to out, construct, and use
races, dams, and reservoirs, under act No. 148, page 62; Beechworth
mining district divided anew, 90; number of members
for each division of Beechworth mining district, 208 ; divisions
of the Maryborough mining district altered, 1644.
- Gold fields, districts, &e.: polling -places for Ararat mining
district altered, 256; ditto for Ballarat mining district, 256,
452, 1695 ; ditto for Beechworth mining district, 398; ditto
for Castlemaine mining district, 398, 452; ditto for Maryborough
mining district, 452; ditto for Sandhurst mining
district, 452.
Gold fields: mining operations authorized under water
reserve at Ballarat, 178; under market reserve, Daylesford,
287; under botanic garden reserve, Ballarat, 452 ; under police
paddock, Taradale, 648; within the camp reserve at Rushworth,
707.
Jury list to be prepared for St. Arnaud court district, 2095.
-- Main roads : Ballarat to Ararat, 2561; Ballarat to Creswick,
Clunes, and Amherst, 2847; Ballarat to Smythesdale,
2711; Belfast to Hamilton, 2561; Belfast to Warrnambool,
2561; Castlemaine to Maldon, thence to Dunolly and Carisbrook,
and Carisbrook to Maryborough, 2901; Creswick to
Newstead, 2711; Dandenong to Cran bourne, 2847; Heathcote
vid Axedale to Sandhurst, 2847; Heywood to Branxholme
and Hamilton, 2750 a Malmsbury vid Glenlyon to Daylesford,
2750; Mordialloc bridge to Snapper Point and Point Nepean,
2750; Newtown and Chilwell to Inverleigh, 2561; Portland
eid Heywood, towards Casterton, &c., 2561; Portland via Heywood,
&c., to the frontier, 2561.
- Mineral lands : leasing regulations amended, &c., 64, 114,
287, 403, 1300.
--- Municipal account books, forms for, 2184.
-'Parliamentary matters : polling-places for all the provinces,
2681; ditto, districts, 2685.
Postal matters : rates of postage on letters, &c., sent vid
the United Kingdom to or through Germany, 580; postage
rates for letters forwarded to the United Kingdom via Marseilles,
1644; intercolonial money orders between Victoria and
New South Wales, 802; charges for telegraphic reports of
shipping, 2773; Brighton, Caulfield, Malvern, and Pentridge
brought within city postal limits, 2235; Sandhurst town-postal
boundary extended, 2901.
--- Road districts : polling places appointed in original road
districts under the local government act, 2185; ditto, altered,
&c., 2773, 2847.
See also Proclamations.
Orders of the queen in council: giving assent to the aliens
(reserved) act, 802; disallowance of the armed vessels regulation
act, No. 95, page 2608; permitting the use of Winchester
and Graveley's distilling apparatus, as well as Dr. Normanby's,
on board of passenger ships under the passengers act of 1855,
page 673; making regulations for the protection of female
passengers in private passenger vessels, 1099.
Oriental gold mining company, accounts, 199,1710; notice, 2796.
Oriental quartz mining company, notice, 2086.
Original Red Streak gold mining company, notice, 2036.
Orphan asylums. See Sites.
O'Sullivan, Matthew, deceased, notice to creditors, &c., of, 2001.
Otago, N.Z.
See Cattle.
Outstanding accounts. See Accounts.
Oxley road district, rules, 515; tenders for a bridge invited, &o.,
2890.
Oyster-bed licenses cancelled, 95.
P.
Palmerston lock-up gaol proclaimed, 911.
Pardy, William, his notice, 1940.
Parker and Stanton, notice to, 2745.
Parkins' reef quartz mining company, accounts, 363, 1691.
Park-keeper, Thomas Halfpenny, 2539.
Parks. See Committees of management. Sites.
Parliament
of Victoria:
Prorogued: from 15th October to 17th November, 2291;
from 17th November to 18th December, 2537; from, 18th
December, 1863, to 26th January, 1864, page 2817; parliament
convoked for 26th January, 1864, page 2817.
----- James Smith, librarian of the parliament library, 313;
Albert Alexander Cochran Le Souef, usher of the legislative
council, 1793.
- Legislative council, members returned for : Eastern province,
Matthew Hervey, re-elected, 1525; ditto, Janes Denham
Pinnock, 2095; ditto, Robert Turnbull, 2957; South
province, John Pinney Bear, 1299; South-western province,
Caleb Joshua Jenner, 647.
- Legislative assembly, members returned for : Avoca, James
Macpherson Grant, re-elected, 1621; Brighton, George Iliginbotham,
re-elected, 1545; East Bourke boroughs, Richard
Heales, re-elected, 1525; Evelyn, John Thompson, returned,
1031 ; Mandurang, James Forrester Sullivan, re-elected, 1545;
ditto, James Joseph Casey, returned, 1821; Mornington,
James McCulloch, re-elected, 1525; Polwarth and South
Grenville, Archibald Michie, re-elected, 1673; Richmond,
James Goodall Francis, re-elected, 1525; South Bourke, Louis
Lawrence Smith, re-elected, 1267;Williamstown, George
Frederic Verdon, re-elected, 1525. See also Acts. Elections.
Returning officers.
Partnerships formed, dissolved, and seceded from : Abraham
and Moody, 2871; Abrey and Sherwell, 2533; Alexander
McDonald and Co., 2055; Anstis and Baker, 2558; Armstrong
and Jones, 2236; Axford and Walker, 2086; R. Baines and
Co., 2204; Ball and Welch, 641; Bastard and Co., 2178; Belson
brothers, 388; Benjamin and Nathan, 2468; Benson and
Price, 1115; Bignell and Bignell, 1734; Blampied and Belle,
1519; Borsa brothers, 1540 - Boyd, McNaught, and Boyd, 996;
Brabner and Perry, 1692; iradley and Anthony, 2677; Brooke
brothers, 1385; Britten and Sons, 499; BBrydie and Ferguson,
46, 84; Bucknell, Brown, and Co., 1910; H. Budge and Co.,
2406; Burstall and Campbell, 2205; Burton and Co., 931;
Bustorif and Busch, 499; Cairns, Wilson, and Amos, 724;
Calder and Nettleton, 1355; Caldow and Co., 2744; Cameron
and Co., 547; Cameron, Maddison, and Co., 2204; John Campbell
McNaughton and Co., 20, 46, 84; Caro and Nasielski, 684;
Carr and Surridge, 203; Charles and Bruce, 1971; Chenery,
G. and A., 830; Clarke and Bedford, 1087; Claxton and Dalton,
1520; Cleve brothers and Co., 1594, 1617, 1635; Cleve
and Co., 1594, 1617, 1635; Cobb and Lindin 2001; Cohn
brothers, 136; Collick and Morgans, 829; J'. Cooke and
Co., 1056; H. Cooke and Co., 1056; Coster, Field, and Co.,
1326; Costella and Shakespear, 1056; Crosbie and Chalmers,
361; Crouch and Henloek, 331; Crowe and Dempsey, 751;
Cutter and Laidlaw, 2205; Cutter and Meyers, 2205; Dalliniore
and Forster, 2088, 2120; Dalrymple and Simmie, 1817;
Dauglish, White, Hankey, and Co., 931; Davenport, and
Power, 1481; C. and J. S. Davis, 1024; Davis and Ashman,
2951; De Baere and Thompson, 139; Dick and Mun day, 1910 ;
Dight and Scott, 1264; Dolphin and Bell, 227, 277, 305; Doody
and Co., 1735 ; Ducker and Co. (as to Ives), 1235; Duncan and
Co., 1541; Edwards and Fuller, 1438; Egan and Reddy, 171;
Elbourne and Henry, 996; Excell and Excell, 2558; Excell
and Graham, 202; Falk and Lazarus, 780; Farrar and Co., 20;
Fletcher and Smithson, 1025; Flockhart and Fincham, 2513;
Florance and Co., 1264; Ford and Garland, 1765; Foster and
Sadler, 1734; Franks and Co., 641, 1910; Freame and Garlick,
2249; Freeman and Onians, 277; Geddes and Hughan, 2249;
Gerrard and Sleep, 2533; Glaister and Co. (building contractors),
902; Glasgow and Thunder, 1024; Goer and Mayfield,
2602; Golden Well mining company (dissolved), 830; Goldsmith
and Bourne, 885; Grant and Nelson, 1846; Grassie and
McBean, 2839; Gray and Allen, 1438; Haigh brothers, 2149;
Halliday and Richmond, 2797, 2840, 2871; Hancock, Duffett,
and Grant, 1593; Hargrave and Shanley, 2981; Alfred Harris
and Co., 136; Harrison and Co., 724; Healy and Skelton, 570;
Heath and Co., 686; Henshaw and McNaughton, 641; Henty,
Learmontb, and Co., 830; Hersehell and Co., 200, 392, 413;
Hill and Bachli, 2745 ; Hill and Wymond, 1264 ; Thos.

Partnerships-continued.
Hogan and Co., 2055 ; Hogarth and Dewar, 2178; Holmes,
GOVERN11ENT GAZETTE, 1863.
White , and Co., 528, 547, 570, 596; Hoskins and Rimmer,
442;Hutchinson and Browning , 2647; Irving and Co., 1617 ;
Irving and Bond, 641; Irving, Espie, and Co., 1617; Irwin,
Allingham, and Palmer, 2178 ; Ivey and Je ffrey, 1055 ;
Jackson and Co., 411; J. and J. Jackson , 1541; Jann and
Carey, 2430; Janssen and Co., 641; Jones and Jones junior,
811; Jones and Lowe, 2178; Jopling and Co., 1734;
Joplin

24 INDEX TO THE VICTORIA
Police magistrates cautioned against unauthorized expenditure
on pound yards, 113.
Appointed, &o., for the colony : Castlemaine, J. E. N. Bull,
1821; Jericho (Jordan gold fields), W. Butler, 1269; Kyneton,
&c., Frederick Armand Powlett, 708; Landsborough, J. H.
Alley, resumed, 1269; Omeo, Alfred William Howitt, 2847;
Sandhurst, C. Mollison, resumed, 1269.
Appointed for the city : William Templeton, 207; Frederick
Call, 340.
Polling places. See Elections. Gold fields. Road districts.
Polynesian islands, Don Manuel Jose Palacios appointed Peruvian
consul-general in, 2902.
Population of Victoria : on 31st December, 1862, page 462; on
31st March, 1863, page 1099; on 30th June, 1828; on 30th
September, 2609.
Port Fairy, legal quay at, 2609.
Port Phillip. See Mariners. Ports.
Portland municipality or borough : bye-laws, 291, 427; election
notices, 105, 136, 414, 442; reports, 1633, 1662.
Portland pound : cattle impounded, 1640, 2151, 2515.
Portland road district : altered, 1945; constituted a shire, 2750 ;
meeting, 498; accounts, 1116.
Ports and harbors : officers of customs to carry out regulations,
Alexander Campbell, 90; A. J. Mansen, 90; Robert Fullarton,
90; George Doran, 1215. See Customs. Mariners.
Post office: Henry Prescott Bance, acting secretary of the
department, 207, 1504; William Turner, secretary to the
department, resumed duty, 577,1948.
- Money orders : intercolonial, between Victoria and New
South Wales, 802; additional money order offices in Victoria,
207, 603, 1361, 2124, 2691, 2901.
Postage rates : for letters, &c., sent via the United Kingdom
to or through Germany, 580 ; for letters forwarded to the
United Kingdom via Marseilles, 1644; postage on letters, &c.,
forwarded from Victoria via the United Kingdom to other
colonies and foreign countries, 1270.
- Town postal limits: Brighton, Caulfield, Malvern, and
Pentridge, brought within city postal limits, 2235 ; Sandhurst
extended, 2901.
-- Premises required for a post office at Ballarat, 539.
See Letters. Postmasters. Sites.
Postmaster general. See Ministers.
Postmasters appointed, &c.: Ararat, George Stewart Caldwell,
acting, 1098; Avoca, Alois Duffus Lubecki, acting, 2062; Belfast,
George S. Caldwell, acting, 673; Belvoir, Edwin S.
Outtrim, acting, 1098; Benalla, Albion Charles Croft, 866;
Camperdown, John Duigan, 2235; Carisbrook, Frederick
Farrar, 1546; Chiltern, Edwin Outtrim, acting, 1852; Clunes,
George Smibert, 1393; Colac, Edward Smith, 1852; Daylesford,
Henry Frank O'Connell, 1335; Hexham, John Noble, acting,
2750; Inglewood, George Smibert, acting, 532; Alois Duffus
Lubecki, 2235; Kerang, John L'Estage, 1448; Kyneton,
George Emmett Grover, 1546; Moonambel, Edward Smith,
1546; William Penn Hamilton, 1852; Newstead, George
Augustus Firman, acting, 2438; Redbank, Alfred Francis
Bradshaw, acting, 2438; Sandridge, John Duigan, 866; Thomas
Reed, 2235; Smythesdale, John Nicol, 1335; Streatham,
William Weston, acting, 1852; Swan Hill, Alfred Lionel
Krone, 866; Talbot, George Stewart Caldwell, 1269; Tarnagulla,
Frederick Farrar, acting, 532. See also Collectors of
imposts. Electric telegraph.
Pounds : police magistrates and courts of petty sessions cautioned
against unauthorized expenditure on pound yards, 113 ;
leave of absence to George Wiltshire, 658.
- Established: Barfold, 121; Mia-mia (transfer from Barfold),
911; Mortlake, 398; Yackandandah, 1195.
- Keepers appointed: Branxholme, William Turner, 187;
ditto, Edward Turner, 2110; Clunes, Randolph Kemp, 41;
Elphinstone, Charles Bourne, 2617; Gisborne, Henry Reid
Dixon, 187; Horsham, Phillip Mussen, acting, 2527; Kalkallo
David Cross Mitchell, 2527; Longwood, Alexander Edward
Savage, 588; Mansfield, Edwin Moorey, 2666; Melton, Catherine
Williams, 2242; ditto, Charles Williams, assistant, 2242;
Shepparton, Joseph Watts, 1994; St. Arnaud, William James
Stevenson, 2553, 2626, 2797; Sugar Loaf Creek, William Leonard
Sawell, acting, 854; ditto, Joseph Meredith Ferrell,
resumed duty, 872; Wangaratta, Rowan Lockhead, acting,
923; Winchelsea, Simon Peter Keam, actin 658; ditto,
corrected, 854; Yackandandah, Anthony Plow Kane, 1477.
----- Rates for trespass and sustenance of cattle impounded at:
Amherst, 679;Ararat, 949; Axe Creek, 740; Belvoir, 679;
Branxholme, 298; Bullock Creek, 949; Camperdown, 679;
Clunes, 186;Colac, 266;Coleraine, 163, 1627; Creswick, 709;
Dandenong, 709; Drysdale, 1834; Elephant Bridge, 1508;
Hamilton, 2735; Heathcote, 483; Hexham, 709,986); Kalkallo,
949; Kyneton, 740; Lancefield, 740; Meredith, 377; Moorabbin
(Brighton), 949; Morang, 510; Mortlake, 740, 1532;
Pounds-continued.
Sale, 679; Sandhurst,
657, 2734; St. Arnaud, 986 ; Tarnagulla,
2550; Warrnambool, 767; Wickliffe, 986; Yackandandah,
1578.
- Returns of cattle, &c., lost or recovered: April to December,
1862, pages, 920, 960, 991, 1013, 1046, 1082,1110, 1258,1287;
January to July, 1863, pages 2591, 2623, 2642, 2739, 2765, 2793,
2857.
See Sites. And the names of pounds.
Powder magazines : at Batman's
2409.
Hill, closed and to be removed,
- Keepers appointed : Avoca, James Binnie, 1644; Ballarat,,
Arthur Livingstone, 731; Sandhurst, Arnoldus Henry Rudd,
2095; ditto, Adam Dunlap, 2517, 2631; Talbot, Frederick
Odell Monckton, 731. See also Gunpowder. Sites.
Powers of attorney.
See Accounts.
Prahran municipality or borough : bye-law, 1043; election
notices, 196, 222, 223, 278, 303, 1087, 1146; report, 810, 827.
Prairie extended gold mining company, notice, 2533.
Presbyterian church. See Sites. Trustees.
President of the board of land and works. See Ministers.
Primitive methodist church. See Sites. Trustees.
Prince Albert Land.
See Mathews.
Prince Alfred gold mining company, notice, 813.
Prince Llewellyn gold mining company, notice, 2430, 2558.
Prince of Wales.
See Addresses.
Prince of Wales V.V. light-horse regiment, 285, 1715. See
Volunteer corps.
Prince of Wales gold mining company, notice, 1234.
Prince of Wales mining company, notice, 2055.
Principals and agents. See Accounts.
Prisoners.
Prisons.
See Penal department.
See Gaols.
Private executions. See Executions.
Private secretary to the Governor, Robert Wadsworth, acting,
941; Robert St. John Corbet acting clerk to the private
secretary, 941; Henry Lionel Warde private secretary, 2037.
Prize essays, &c., copies offered to public libraries, 89.
Proclamations by the governor :
Acts : the royal assent to the aliens act, No. 166, page 802,
disallowance of the armed vessels regulation act, No. 95, page
2607.
- Cattle : portion of the county of Mornington declared a
clean district under the pleuro-pneumonia act, No. 136, page
397; portion of Gipps Land declared a clean district under
the pleuro-pneumonia act, No. 136, page 1182. See also Cattle.
-- Commons : farmers', 90, 208, 532, 556,1068, 1103, 1675, 1822,
1823, 1987, 2039, 2126, 2256, 2293, 2474, 2692, 2819, 2902; temporary
farmers', 2293; gold fields, 208, 648, 944, 1103, 1182, 1304,
1394, 1546, 1675, 1822, 1823, 1825, 1987, 2038, 2126, 2256, 2474,
2692, 2776, 2819, 2902 ; municipal or borough, 944, 1068, 1851,
1987, 2126, 2256, 2474; town, 90, 208, 944, 1182, 1394, 1546,
1599, 1822, 1851, 1917, 1987, 2038, 2126, 2256, 2474, 2561, 2692,
2902; united, 208, 286, 344, 556, 1103, 1125, 1504, 1822, 1888,
2126, 2157, 2504, 2631, 2692. See also Commons.
- Common-toll road of the Berwick, the Cranbourne, and
the Dandenong road districts, 2819; of the Broadmeadows,
the Bulla, and the Keilor road districts, 2876; of the borough
of Castlemaine and the Campbell's Creek and N ewstead road
districts, 2958.
- Distilleries at Warrenheip, East Collingwood, and Prahran,
114; rectifying premises in La Trobe street, Melbourne, 114.
Fishing with nets prohibited in the Barwon river, Lake
Connewarre, and Spring and Bream Creeks, 65; ditto for three
years in Lake Burrumbeet and its tributaries, 65; ditto in
Lake Boloke, &c., and the Mordialloc Creek, 2959.
- Gaols (lock-ups) : Avoca, 2157 ; Gisborne, 2126; Maryborough
(discontinued), 90; Meredith, 1716; Palmerston, 911.
- General sessions districts : Ararat altered, 2125; Avoca,
1947; Ballarat altered, 2125;Maryborough altered, 2125.
- General sessions, sittings during 1863, page 112; Avoca,
2187;Grant altered, 1331; Kilmore in 1864, page 2876.
- Governor Sir C. H. Darling assumes the administration of
the government of Victoria as governor and commander-inchief,
2007.
- Gunpowder act extended to Amherst municipal district,
731.
Health act (18 Viet. No. 13) extended to Queenseliffe
municipal district, 1251; Sale ditto, 1948; Wangaratta ditto
1526.

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25'
Proclamations-- continued.
Railways : regulations respecting railway accounts , -145; stord
Lands for sale and selection . See Lands.
regulations for Victorian railways, 2348; plans, &c., of a double
line of railway from Geelong to Geelong junction approved,
--- Main road under 16 Viet. No. 40, the Geelong and Warrnambool,
1851.
as to making the said line, 89; government railways of N.S.W.
89; notice to landowners, &c., in the parish of Moorpanyal,
offered on lease, 2, &c. See Contracts. Sites. Tenders.
Municipal districts : Avoca altered, 707 (incorrect in 629) ;
Ballarat added to, 1251; Eaglehawk, description amended, Rates for trespass , &c. See Pounds.
817;Queenscliffe, 1039; Sale, 1775; Sandridge altered, 1775;
Reading rooms. See Sites.
Wangaratta, 1362.
Municipal jurisdiction, buildings, &c., exempted from :
Richmond, 802, all buildings used by the Victorian volunteer
force as drill or orderly rooms, in municipal districts, 1152.
----- Parliament prorogued from 15th October to'17th November,
2291; from 17th November to 18th December, 2537; from
18th December, 1863, to 26th January, 1864, page 2817; parliament
convoked for 26th January, 1864, page 2817.
Road districts.
See Road districts.
Sale of spirits, &e., in quantities not under two gallons,
districts f'or : south-western district, 531, 1794;
southern , north-western , and north -eastern districts, 1794.
--- Shires proclaimed : Ballarat, 2631; Belfast, 2749; Creswick,
2958; Dundas, 2749; Hampden, 2958; Portland, 2750;
Rion (the Carngham and Beaufort road district), 2846;
W
arrnambool, 2958.
Special licensing districts : Jericho, 65; Cape Paterson,
531; ten miles on each side of the Melbourne and Murray
river railway, &c., 1825.
Tolls within road districts : Bannockburn, 1917; Belfast,
1795; Barrabool (1125, incorrect in 1103) ; Braybrook, 1716;
Newstead, 209 ; Shelford, 1917 ; Warrnambool, 1826 (incorrect
in 1795).
Town and country police act (18 Viet. No. 14, § 5-10)
extended to Eaglehawk municipal district, 397; Horsham
township, 2750; Mortlake road district and township, 1948;
Sale borough, 2561.
See also Cattle . Orders of the governor in council.
Prorogation . See Parliament.
Prosecutors.
See Crown prosecutors.
Provident institute of Victoria, notice to creditors, 2676 ; liability
of shareholders, 2918.
Public accounts . See Accounts.
Public baths, buildings , gardens , parks, recreation grounds, &c.
See Committees of management . Sites . Trustees.
Public health.
Public holidays.
See Health.
See Holidays.
Public libraries. See Grants-in-aid. Sites. Trustees.
Public library, Melbourne, Sir Francis Murphy appointed a
trustee, 1948.
Public officers. See Civil service.
Public vaccinators. See Vaccinators.
Public worship, amended regulation respecting the distribution
of the grant -in-aid , 2291. See Churches . Registered places.
Sites. Trustees.
Public works. See Accounts. Civil service. Contracts. Railways.
Tenders.
Publisher in ordinary to the Victorian government, F. F. Bailliere,
285.
Pumps. See Sites.
Pyalong road district, proclaimed, 1918; corrected in 1946; first
election of the board, 2235, 2317.
Qualified medical practitioners.
Q.
See Medical practitioners.
Quays, legal, at Welshpool, 1331; Port Fairy, 2609.
Queen's counsel appointed : Archibald Michie, 1771; Richard
Davies Ireland, 1771; regulations to be observed on the appointment
of, 1775.
Queenscliffe municipality or borough : petitioned for, 317; proclaimed,
1039; inaugural meeting, 1207, 1233; chairman
thereof, William Thomas Mollison, 1299; report of proceedings
thereat, 1375; health act extended, 1251.
Queensland. See Mariners. Sheep.
R.
Race -courses . See Committees of management . Sites. Trustees.
D
Real property act, &c.: regulation as to scale of diagrams in
mining leases, 2300; alteration of forms, 2276; William Kearsey
Hughes, secretary to the real property act solicitors, 453.
- Licensed surveyors under the act:' Edward Bage, ,744
Timothy John Breen, 1089; Francis Edward Gilbert,_ 11x39;
James Murphy, 1039; James Ramsay Shaw, 1039; Robert
Henry Shakespear, 1597; Henry Smith, 73.
- Applications to bring property under the a(g: by G. M.
Bower, 1593;T. Boyle, 2839;D. Brown,-66; J. Brown,
468; W. E. Bryson, 1561; J. Bull, 22V-, B. Cowderoy,
south-eastern, 2055; G. G. Crouch, 2745; B. Culley, 2405; C. Ekersley,
2341; R. Elsam, 2308; Glasgow and Thunder, 1593; W. Gledhill,
1762; A. W. Green, 169; E. Green, 225; J. Grogan, 2405;
W. Hall, 725;W. Harbison, 596; W. L. Hawkins, 2405; R.
Hepburn, 2286; H. Hopkine, 1294 - H. Jarrett, 2490; T.
Kempton, 1815 ; P. Kenny, 1994; A. Lindsey, 2086; C. Lister,
2870; J. Lowden, 2872•; W. M. Love, 2490; E. W. Mayger,
1438; A. McHarg, 006; T. Miles, 2405 ; G. Millar, 2174;
W. H. F. Mitchell, 2511; T. Moore, 1025 • Morgan and Mackintosh,
1638; G. Nicholson, 568;W. A. Page, 997 ; T. Pank,
2372; W. H. Pettett, 2174; H. Samson, 2745 ; G. Saunderson,
169; S. Sims, 2174; F. C. Smith, 528; J. Smith, 306; J. Spring,
2431, J. Stewart, 2174; T. H. Testar, 2706; O. F. Timins,
971; A. T. Turner, 2341; W. R. Virgoe, 1765; J. B. Watson,
1112; W. T. Wheeler, 2309; B. Williams, 1787; J. Wisewould,
971.
Receipts.
See Collectors of imposts.
Receiver of duties under the distillation act at Ballarat, John
Hall, 1546.
Receivers.
See Gold receivers.
Receivers and paymasters appointed :
Ararat, Edward Dash, acting, 507, 1852.
Avoca, Albert Brewer Gains, acting, 865.
Beechworth, W. G. Brett., acting, 24; A. Meyrick, 114.
Belfast, Thomas Carlisle Phillpin, acting, 2095.
Castlemaine, Henry Crofton Staveley, acting, 146, 421, 2712;
Ebenezer John Thomas, acting, 1504, 2712.
Creswick, Ebenezer John Thomas, acting, 2847.
Daylesford, H. C. Staveley, acting, 865.
Geelong, Albert Brewer Gains, acting, 1504.
Landsborough, Walter Butler, acting, 285; A. Meyriok, 507.
Port Albert, William Henry Willock, acting, 507, 2712.
Portland, D. J. C. Goodsir, acting, 909.
Sandhurst, Arthur Harris Aston, acting, 2315.
Smythesdale, Hudson Williamson, 893; John Prendergast
Hamilton, acting, 2539.
Stawell, Edward Dash (acting paymaster), 421, 2926.
Warrnambool, W. Fawkner, acting, 507.
Recompense gold mining company, notice, 902.
Recreation. See Committees of management. Sites. Trustees.
Rectifying premises in La Trobe street, Melbourne, proclaimed
114.
Red white and blue gold mining company, notice, 2175.
Red streak and Black lead junction gold mining company,
accounts , 199, 1519.
Redan gold mining company, accounts, 1638.
Refuge . See Sites . Trustees.
Registered friendly societies, 746, 2183.
Registered places of public worship : Trinity church, La Trobe
terrace, Geelong, 1775 ; congregational church, McKillop
street, Geelong, 2736.
Registrars of births and deaths :
Melbourne district subdivided, 1283.
Deputy registrars of births and deaths for districts : Avenel,
648, 2959; Balmoral , 1269; Belfast, 532; Benalla, 941, 1.125;
Blue Mountains district, 2292, 2751; Bolinda, 2959; Box Hill,
Nunawading, 2292; Brunswick, 2751; Byaduk, 2292; Ceres,
2631; Crowlands, 146; Dromana, 2292; Eltham, 1949; Euroa,
532, 1448; Great Western, 146; Happy Valley, 2292 - Keilor,
1674,1749; Landsborough, 1448; Lethbridge, 2631; klaj orca,
2348; Melbourne (north), 1269; Melbourne (south), 1269;
Moonambel, 553; Morse's Creek, 1546; Mount Egerton, 630;
Mount Pollock, 2631; Portland, 2959; Rosedale, 1269; Sale,
480; Seymour, 2038; St. Arnaud, 630, 941; Staffordshire reef,
1546; Steiglitz, 480; Streatham, 1546; Stuartmill, 1674, 1749;
Sunbury, 255; Swan Hill, 146, 1949; Taradale, 146; Templestowe,
1949; Terang (1674, cancelled 1749), 2292; Whroo,
1949; Wood's Point, 2631; Woodstock, 2903; Wyndham,
2631; Yandoit, 255.
Registrars of electoral divisions requested to send in their
accounts, 2925.
- Appointed under the old law, 480, 629, 1211, 1269, 1393.

26 INDEX TO • THE, VICTORrA
Registrars of electoral divisions - continued.
- Registrars of electoral divisions of provinces and districtsappointed
under the act No. 168, page 1567.
- Supplementary appointments and substitutions for divisions
under the Act No. 168 :-
Abbotsford, N. Booth, 1571.
Amphitheatre, Robt. Walker, 1621.
Ashby North, W. F. Sayers, 1674.
Ballan North, Chas. Sweetapples,1621.
Ballarat East Proper, Andrew Semple, 1571.
Ballarat West Proper, David Christy, 1571.
Balmoral, Chas. Wood, 1621.
; llarine, John Wiggins (temporarily), 1715.
ondara (A.), William Rawle, 1674.
-Bore dara (B.),' William Rawle, 1674.
:Borook l (A.), John Rogers, 1918.
-$roadfor, t, James Cleghorn, 1715.
Burrumbeb. -derick Edward Adamson, 2959.
'-Campaspe, Fr,
`Campbell's, Rob,
+,Moore, 1621; WilliamMatthews 1674.
--th 1571. '
"Carlton, Robt. Sm .
'1621; J. H. Mather, 1918.
'Carngham, T. Taylor, •^k 1674.
Chewton, Stephen Usti'.
'`095
Corinella, W alter Keene, z. -y
Eastern Hill, C. E. Jones, 15'. '•,n
Egerton, Edwin Offen Wither+av 1715.
Fitz Epping, John Peacock, 2751.
Fitz Roy East, Jas. McConochie, 157.•.
Roy West, Jas. McConochie,1571,
gGlenpatrick, Robert Walker, 1828.
Ileathcote (A.), Thomas Rout Burch, 2M
Heytesbury West, J. Anderson, 1828.
Hotham, W. R. Munce, 1571.
Inverleigh, Daniel Campbell, 1828.
Jolimont, J. Bosisto, 1571.
Leigh, Daniel Campbell, 1828.
Malakoff, W. H. Puddicombe, 1918.
Malmsbury, Frederick Edward Adamson, 2959.
Mandurang, Geo. P. Marrack, 1571.
Mansfield, Jno. Moors, 1621; Andrew Crockett, 1828.
Marong, Alexander Warren, 1674.
Mildura, sergeant Walsh, 1828.
Mitta-mitta, H. V. Smith, 2692.
Moliagul, William Heap, 2235.
Mount Moriac, Jno. Bedford, 1571; John M. Garratt, 2751.
Muckleford, Jno. Cheyne, 1621.
Mulgrave, Gregory G. Nicholas, 1674.
North Glasshouse, N. Booth, 1571.
Quarries, W. J. Gilchrist, 1571.
Queenscliffe, Charles Dod, 1621.
Plenty, Thomas Dignan, 1948.
Pyramid Creek, Alexander Warren, 2124, 2188.
Railway, William Day Ford, 1571.
Reedy Creek (A.), George Brutton Neave Bristow, 2124.
Reedy Creek (B.), George Brutton Neave Bristow, 2124.
Royal Park, Jno. McGibbon, 1571.
Smeaton, Arthur R. Cane, 1621.
Smythesdale, William Hotten Williamson, 1828.
South Glasshouse, Thos. Hood, 1571.
South Road, Andrew Semple, 1571.
St. Francis's, David Hood Valantine, 1571.
St. James's (Richmond), J. W. Don, 1571.
St. James's (W. Melbourne), William Day Ford, 1571.
St. Mark's, W. J. Gilchrist, 1571.
St. Mary's, W. B. Stephens, 1571.
St. Patrick's, W. B. Stephens, 1571.
St. Paul's, C. E. Jones, 1571.
St. Stephen's, J. Bosisto, 1571.
Swan , J. W. Don, 1571.
Tallarook, Alexander Guild, 1918.
Taradale, Thos. Orwin, 1571.
Tylden, A. H. Clayton, 1828.
University, Jno. Morley Holmes, 1571.
Warreneep, Andrew Semple, 1918.
Western road, J. H. Mather, 1621; David Christy, 1918.
Woolshed, Edwin Gannel, 1674.
Wyndham, James Scott, 1621; Thomas Haynes, 2692.
Yackandandah, Samuel Cunningham, 1948; G. Maynard, 2751.
See Elections.
Registrars of marriages, Avenel, 1771; Echuca, 648 ; Swan Hill,
648; Wedderburne, 2692.
Registrars, mining. See Mining registrars.
Registration of electors. See Elections.
Registration of medical practitioners. See Medical practitioners.
Regulations. See Accounts. Cattle. Cemeteries. Commons.
Customs. Deeds. Gazette. Gold fields. Governor. Immigration.
Lands. Mineral lands. Naval cadetships. Passenger
ships. Pilotage. Police. Ports. Public worship.
Queen's counsel. Sheep. Steam navigation. Stores. Volunteer
corps.
Reliance gold mining company, accounts, 330,1636; notice, 2796.
Religious buildings. See Churches. Sites. Trustees.
Rent. See Depasture. Gold fields. Lands.
Reports.
See Municipalities.
Requisitions, extracts from stores and transport regulations
relative to requisitions, 2. See Stores.
Reserved lands exempted from mining operations , 647. See
Lands. Sites. Trustees.
Residence and cultivation licenses. See Lands.
Result quartz mining company , accounts , 392, 1690; notice,
2707.
Returning officers for electoral districts: Emerald Hill, William
Haig, 1948; Geelong West, Edward Knight, 1643; Williamstown,
George Burrell, 1448.
Returning officers for mining and road districts. See Gold
fields. Road districts.
Revenue of Victoria : receipts and expenditure and comparative
statements for years and quarters ending 31 December, 1861
and 1862, page 50; ditto, 31 March, 1862 and 1863, page 785;
ditto, 30 June, 1489; ditto, 30 September, 2211 ; ditto, corrected,
2256; regulation as to banking monies, &c., by collectors,
451. See Receivers, &c.
Revision courts.
See Elections.
Reward fund regulations for the police altered, 2819.
Rewards for the discovery of new gold fields, notices, 2, 340,
2775.
Rewards for the detection of offences :
- Arson and incendiarism: Criterion hotel and a school-house
at Kyneton burnt (98, cancelled in 258) ; cottages and schoolhouse
at Kyneton burnt, 258 ; attempt to burn the Star hotel,
Italian Gully, 296; Harvest Home hotel at Glendaruel, Coghill's
Creek, burnt, 398 ; house in Ivy street, Prahran, burnt,
508; Clutterbuck's house in Albert street, Windsor, burnt,
1002; Millar and Anderson's store at Dayles ford set on fire,
1068; W. Gould's stack of oats at Burrutnbeet burnt, 258;
J. M. Rubber's smithy at 'T'albot set on fire, 258 ; J. Collins's
haystack at Rokewood burnt, 398; bush fence at Bunyong,
near St. Arnaud, burnt, 1194; Mr. Foster's house in Nelson
place east, Williamstown, burnt, 1318; hay on Davidson's
farm, Allanvale, Great Western, set on fire, 2484; fence between
the stations of Holt and Pierce; Ledcourt, set on fire,
2484.
Exposed children : ,Hale child found in the forest at
Yowang, Geelong district, 98; deaf and dumb child found in
the yard of a house in Sturt street, Ballarat, 654; male child
deposited inside the Roman catholic orphanage, Emerald Hill,
1675; female infant abandoned at the Royal hotel, Williamstown,
2384.
- Infanticide : body of a female child found in the police reserve,
King street, Melbourne, 97; body of a female infant
found in a culvert in the South park, St. Kilda, 1194; body
of a male child found in a water-channel at the corner of
York and Separation streets, Richmond, 1420; body of a child
found under the roof of the Rainbow hotel, Swanston street,
2236; body of a male child found in Gwynne street, Richmond,
2972.
Miscellaneous : body of a male child surreptitiously buried
in the Roman catholic cemetery, Geelong, 258; body of a
dead child found exposed in Melbourne cemetery, 372; white
perch buoy in west channel, Port Phillip, injured, 287; horse
destroyed near the police paddock, Sale, 372; sergeant Smith's
horse shot in the police paddock, Buninyong, 480; for detection
of persons injuring telegraph apparatus, 667; fruit-trees
in Charles Standen's garden, at Bulla, destroyed, 806; placing
an obstruction on the Ballarat and Geelong railway, near
Navigators village, Warreneep, 1394; Messrs. Wilson's wirefencing
at Walmer destroyed, 1474; malicious damage in the
engine-house of the Excelsior gold mining company, 1625;
Collins and Donahoe's cattle maimed at Duneed, Geelong
district, 1675; John Dunkley's horses maliciously shot on
North W angaratta farmers' common, 1716; threatening
letter sent to Mr. Bacchus, 2236.
- Murder : Thomas Rowe murdered by Sou Kee at Deep
Creek, Pleasant Creek, 421; Alberto Goretta charged with
the murder of Giuseppe Stagnia at Ironstone Flat, Epsom,
581; body of David Mullen, alias Big Davy, found in a waterhole
near Ballarat, 635; Thomas Evans, of Donnelly's Creek,
Gipps Land, murdered, 817; Toon Tok murdered at Wattle
Flat, near Heathcote, 2384; William Selby and John Bennett
murdered near Mr. Dennis's station, on the Richardson river,
2659.
- Robbery, &c., of the telegraph toll-house on the Raglan
road, near Ballarat, 2316.
Richmond municipality or borough : buildings exempted, 802;
bye-laws, 6, 455, 1626; election notices, 660, 684, 1355, 1384;
reports, 414, 439, 1762, 1787.
Rifle corps.
Rifles.
Right-of-way.
See Volunteer corps,
See Sites.
Ripon, the Carngham and Beaufort road district proclaimed the
shire of, 2846.
Rise and Shine quartz gold mining company, notice, 1883.
Rising Star gold mining company, notice, 498, 2768.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 1863.
27
Road districts :
Alterations, deviations, &c., of roads within road districts;
accounts , reports , meetings , and other proceedings in road
districts . See the names of the respective road districts.
Districts proposed : Moranding, Goldie, Pyalong, and Glenaroua,
1627; Echuca and the vicinity, 2359; Bylands and
Glenburnie, 2562.
- Districts proclaimed, altered, or constituted shires : Ararat
altered, 1418, 1944; Bacchus Marsh and Maddingley altered,
1916; Ballarat altered, 1943; ditto shire, 2631; Baringhup,
1943; Barrabool altered, 1504; Belfast altered, 1944; ditto
shire, 2749; Braybrook, 1418; Broadmeadows altered, 1505;
Buckland altered, 943; Bulla altered, 944; Bungaree, 114;
ditto altered, 1945; Buninyong 'filtered, 1945; Carngham
and Beaufort, 1002; ditto proclaimed a shire, 2846; Colac
altered, 1449; Corio altered, 1944; Creswick shire, 2958;
Donnybrook, Wallan-wallan, and Bylands, 1418; Donnybrook
and Wallan- wallan, 1822; Dundas altered, 1944; ditto
shire, 2749; Franklin and Yandoit added to, 2958; Fryers
altered, 1674; Gisborne altered, 1916; Glenelg, 1943; Greensborough
altered, 1916 ; Hampden shire, 2958 ; Ilampden
and Hevtesbury altered, 1825, 2846; ditto proclaimed shire
of Hampden, 2958; Heathcote, 1418; Horsham altered, 867;
Kangerong alter°ed, 1505e a 508; Lexton altered, 1419,
1944; Marong altered, 1822; Melton altered, 1449; Meredith,
1449; Metcalfe altered, 1674; Mount Jeffcott, 707; Newstead
altered, 1945 ; North Ovens, 1300 ; Portland altered, 1945;
ditto shire, 2750 ; Pyalong (1918, corrected in 1946) ; Ripon
shire, 2846 ; Rutherglen altered, 1675; Seymour, 979 ; St.
Arnaud altered, 867; Strathfieldsaye altered, 1821; Swan Hill
enlarged, 707; Tullaroop altered, 1945; Upper Plenty or
Morang altered, 1916; Waranga, 1271; Warrnambool altered,
1945; ditto proclaimed a shire, 2958; Woady Yaloak altered,
1946, 2775 ; Wooragee, 755.
--- Polling places in original road districts under the local
government act, 2185; ditto, altered, &c., 2773, 2847; boards of
road districts requested to suggest polling places under § 82
of the local government act, 2183.
- Tolls authorized for districts : Bannockburn, 1917; Barrabool,
1125 (incorrect in 1103); Belfast, 1795; Braybrook, 1716;
Newstead, 209; Shelford, 1917; Warrnambool, 1826 (incorrect
in 1795).
Roads :
- Closing of roads proposed : Challicum, 305 ; Derrimut
(parish), 1664; Emberton (parish), 1614; Smith and Rogers's
road in the Lauriston and Edgecombe road district, 1261; in
Metcalfe road district, 1614, 2512; Duncan McNaughten's
application to purchase road in the suburbs of Inverleigh,
parish of Doroq, 2251, 2286, 2307 ; stoppage of traffic on
portions of the Sydney road during the progress of works,
2773.
- Common-toll roads : of the Berwick, the Cranbourne, and
the Dandenong road districts, 2819; of the Broadmeadows,
the Bulla, and the Keilor road districts, 2876; of the borough
of Castlemaine and the Campbell's Creek and Newstead road
districts, 2958.
- Main road under the act 16 Viet. No. 40, the Geelong and
Warrnambool, 1851.
Main roads under the local government act : Ballarat to
Ararat, 2561; Ballarat to Creswick, Clur,es, and Amherst,
2847; Ballarat to Smythesdale, 2711; Belfast to Hamilton,
2561; Belfast to Warrnambool, 2561; Castlemaine to Maldon,
thence to Dunolly and Carisbrook, and Carisbrook to Maryborough,
2901; Creswick to Newstead, 2711; Dandenong to
Cranbourne, 2847; Heathcote via Axedale to Sandhurst,
2847; Heywood to Branxholme and Hamilton, 2750; Malmsbury
vi" (alenlyon to Daylesford, 2750; Mordialloc bridge to
Snapper Point and Point Nepean, 2750; Newtown and
Chilwell to Inverleigh, 2561; Portland vid Heywood, &c., to
the frontier, 2561; ditto towards Casterton, &c., 2561.
- Proposed road in the parish of Willowmavin, county of
Dalhousie, 295; ditto, parish of Bylands, 1534.
- Tolls : check toll-gate on the Sunday Creek bridge, Sydney
road, 508; ditto, near the bridge at Seymour, 1681; check
toll-gates at the junction of the Sydney and Heathcote roads,
1804; leases of government toll-gates offered by auction, 1432.
See Sites.
Ross, Alexandrina Matilda Bosville , deceased , notice to creditors,
&c., of, 2896.
Ross, John, deceased , notice to creditors , &c., of, 2896.
Rothwell pound : cattle impounded, 48, 334, 396, 477, 552, 645,
753, 1060, 1329, 1469, 1620, 1694, 1768, 1819, 1b75, 2036, 2122,
2181, 2253, 2376, 2407, 2408, 2471, 2605, 2710.
Roxburgh Castle gold company, accounts, 304.
Royal Exchange gold mining company, notice, 1116.
Royal Oak gold mining company, notice, 1147.
Royal Standard gold mining company, notice, 1235, 2707, 2951,
2977; accounts, 1668.
Rules. See Education. Regulations. Supreme court.
Runs.
See Depasture.
Rutherglen municipality or borough: streets, 1903, 1918; byelaw,
1043 ; election notice, 622, 639, 1206, 1233.
Rutherglen road district : altered, 1675; rules, 345, 2914; proposed
road, parish of Carlyle, 2917.
Sailing directions.
See Mariners.
Sailing vessels, lights and fog signals to be carried by, 2437;
regulations for preventing collisions at sea, 1177.
Sailors' gully quartz mining company, accounts , 280, 1615.
Sailors ' home . See Sites.
Sale municipality or borough: petitioned for (No. II.), 1450;
proclaimed, 1775; inaugural meeting, 1910, 1937; chairman
thereof, William Tennant Dawson, 1918; report of proceedings
thereat, 2142; health act extended, 1948; police act
extended, 2561; dog nuisance act extended, 2507.
S.
Sale pound: rates, 679; cattle impounded, 645, 666, 783, 838, 936,
1174, 1415, 1487, 1564, 1713, 1819, 1914, 2059, 2151, 2313, 2408,
2435, 2515, 2560, 2650, 2771, 2842, 2982.
Sale of spirits , &c., in quantities not under two gallons authorized
in the south-western district, 531, 1794; in the south- eastern,
southern, north- western , and north-eastern districts, 1794.
Sales, customs : of goods at various warehouses, &c., 668, 702,
1950, 1978, 2440, 2475, 2819 ; of gunpowder at Batman's Hill,
2734.
Sales, miscellaneous : of unclaimed wreck at customs station,
Western Port, 680; of a fire-engine and plant, 1514; of the
punt at Seymour, with boat, warps, &c., 1534; of machines,
packing- cases, &c., at the government printing office 1683 ; of
old boats and stores at Williamstown, 2046 ; of surplus stores
and furniture, 2109; of forfeited boats at Williamstown, 2445;
of the materials of buildings, &c., standing on the camp reserve,
Castlemaine, 1960; of property at North Melbourne, 2001; of
Star of the West hotel at Belfast, 2374; of Cantwell's property
in Spencer street, &c., 2602.
Sales by the police, by order of magistrates, and by the chief
inspector of distilleries : at Anderso i's Creek, 98 ; Ararat, 266,
358, 2403, 2556; Avenel, 622, 638; Avoca, 1018, 1435, 2510;
Ballarat, 490, 1045, 2338; Beaufort, 2403; Beechworth, 826,
1811; Belfast, 2248, 2510; Belvoir, 963; Benalla, 42, 98,826;
Blackwood, 14 ; Castlemaine, 682, 1260, 1910, 1936, 2339, 2510,
2590 ; Chiltern, 1613; Clunes, 490; Creswick, 490; Crowlands,
358; Daylesford, 1515; Dunolly, 14, 359; Geelong, 2510; Gisborne,
2557; Hamilton, 266; Inglewood, 14, 719; Jamieson,
2365 ; Kilmore, 14, 522, 638, 719, 1018 - Kyneton, 1086; Landsborough,
164,683 ; Linton, 490,2339; Longwood, 523;Majorca,
2706 ; Maryborough, 14, 2706 ; Melbourne, 683,767, 1786, 2403,
2511; Morse's Creek, 2170, 2466; Queenstown, 1378; Reedy
Creek, 638 ; Richmond, 1515, 1936, 2079; lltokewood, 2466;
Rutherglen, 359, 2079; Sandhurst, 83, 2511; Seymour, 2706;
Smythesdale 2590; Stawell, 2079, 2706; Talbot, 14; Wangaratta,
523; ackandandah, 1613, 2945.
Salt. See Lands.
Sand . See Lands.
Robbery. See Rewards. Sandhurst, drainage officers, 1039.
Robin Hood gold mining company, accounts, 85, 1665.
Sandhurst municipality or borough : bye-laws, 1626, 1959;
election notices, 829, 858, 1969, 2000 ; reports, 441, 470, 1881,
Rokewood pound : cattle impounded, 142, 367, 419, 477, 530, 574, 1910.
599, 628, 728, 815, 837, 889,
972, 1118, 1209,
1239, 1266,
1487,
1595 , 1713 , 1791 , 1850 , 1885 , 2004 , 2059 , 2208 , 2253, 2289, 2343,
Sandhurst pound: rates, 657, 2734; cattle impounded, 477, 936,
2407, 2471, 2493, 2515, 2605, 2679, 2710, 2799.
1391, 1487, 1543, 1714, 1792, 2036, 2151, 2254, 2408, 2536, 2650.
Rolls.
See Elections.
Roman catholic church. See Sites . Trustees.
Rose of Denmark mining company, notice, 2054.
Sandhurst, Inglewood, and Loddon district tramway company,
application for act of incorporation, 2767, 2839, 2889.
1775; streets, 13;
Sandridge municipality or borough : altered ,
bye-laws, 1726, 1960; election notices, 498, 523, 1537, 1561;
report, 1517, 1537.
Rose Hill gold mining company, notice, 2309.
Savings banks : periodical inspection of pass-books, &c., 1267-9,
Rose, Thistle, and Shamrock gold mining company, accounts, 1:01-2.
281.
Rosedale, petty sessions authorized, 2258.
- Trustees : Geelong, 145; Kyneton, 1098, 1545 ; Sandhursts
1545.

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Scab in sheep. See Sheep.
Scarsdale great extended gold mining company, notice, 812;
accounts, 1691.
School teachers.
See Education.
Schools : local committees of common schools appointed or
proposed to be appointed at-Abbotsford, 2713; Adelaide Lead,
2379, 2712; Allansford, 73; Amherst, 255, 532; Bacchus Marsh,
1418, 1546,1696,2062,2410;
Ballarat, 848, 1183; Barker's Creek,
1546, 2062; Barrabool Hills, 866, 1182; Beechworth (Charles F.
Mitchell, removed), 1673, 2125; Belfast, 1852, 2125; Bellerine
(west), 1417, 1644, 2062 ; Benalla, 2959; Bet-bet, 255, 532;
Bridgewater, 2713; Brighton, 1852, 2125 ; Brunswick street,
2125 ; Bullarook, 3, 314, 2379, `2712; Buninyong, 1644, 2062;
Campbellfield, 314, 577;Campbell's Creek, 1361,1597; Camperdown,
1793, 2124; Carlsruhe, 1852, 2125 ; Carlton (St.
George's), 1793, 2188; Castlemaine, 1546, 1793, 2124; Ceres,
2379, 2712 ; Chewton, 1098, 1417 ; Chilwell, 1361, 1597 ;
Church's Flat, 1098, 1417; Clunes, 2188, 2712; Collingwood
(Elizabeth street), 1793, 2188; Collingwood (Otter street), Shells. See Lands.
1793, 2188; Columbian Reef, 629, 910;Cranbourne, 1183, 1504; Shepparton pound: keeper, Jesse Watts, 1994; cattle impounded,
88, 205, 334, 396, 552, 599, 645, 754, 815, 838, 9'12, 1094,
Creswick, 1361, 1597; Dean, 1793, 2124; Deep Creek, 848,
1183; Doncaster, 1793, 2124; Duck Holes, 1644, 2062; East 1329, 2151, 2208, 2376, 2515, 2560, 2629, 2650, 2799, 2874, 2923.
Brighton, 1852, 2125; East Geelong, 2379, 2712; Eddington,
314, 577; Elizabeth street, 2188; Eltham, 1852, 2125; Emerald Sheriff: Edward Thomas Barnard, acting for Beechworth district,
2473. See Accounts.
Hill, 1098, 1417; Essendon, 731, 1183, 1504; Fitz Roy (Brunswick
street), 1696; Freshwater Creek, 2379; Freshwater, 2712;
Fryerstown, 1183, 1504; Germantown, 1361, 1504, 1597; Geelong,
1696, 2062; Gipsy Village, 2062, 2410; Gisborne, 1039,
Show-yards. See Sites.
Shipping, charges for telegraphic reports of, 2773. See Mariners.
1417; Glenlyon, 2820; Goornong, 11t33, 1504; Green Gully,
Maldon, 2062, 2410; Greensborough, 2379, 2712; Guildford,
Merchant shipping. Passenger vessels. Steam navigation.
1361, 2125; Hardie's Hill, 1546, 2062; Hotham, 1098, 1417; Shipping-office, government, removed to the Exchange buildings,
Melbourne, 1744; transferred to the custom-house, 2156.
Huntly, 2379, 2712; Jericho, 866, 1182; Junction diggings,
629, 910;]Kangaroo Flat, 2188, 2712;Kilmore, 2; Kirkstall,
1852, 2125;Kyneton, 1361, 1597; Lethbridge, 2188, Shires proclaimed : Ballarat, 2631; Belfast, 2749; Creswick,
2712; Little Eltham, 2713; Little River, 1852, 2188; Mandurang,
848, 1183; Marong, 314, 577; Maryborough, 629, 910; 2846; Warrnambool, 2958.
2958; Dundas, 2749; Hampden, 2958; Portland, 2750; Ripon,
Melbourne (Model school), 73, 1361, 1597, 1793, 2124; Melbourne
(Bell street), 758,1098; Melbourne (North), 1793; Melbourne
(St. !rancis's}, 1793, 2188; Zelbourne (St. Patrick's),
Shortlaud's Bluff. See Mariners.
Signals. See Mariners.
1793, 2188; Modewarre, 2820 ; Moorabool,178, 532, 2713; Mount
Prospect, 758, 1098, 1644, 2062; Murchison,1361, 1597; Narrawong,
817, 1098; Newham, 2062, 2410 ; Newlyn, `2062, 2410 ;
Silver mining. See Mineral lands.
Newstead, 629, 914, 2751; Newtown, 73, 1361 (1597, cancelled
2125), 2125; North Melbourne, 2124; Northcote, 1644, employment, 847.
Singapore : caution against persons resorting to Singapore for
2062; Nuggety Reef, 2713; Nunawading, 3, 1098, 1417, 1504;
Ondit, 1749,2188; Otter street, 2188; Oxford street, 2188,2712; Sir Charles Darling gold mining company, notice, 1911.
Pascoevale, 479; Pentland Hills, 73, 2379, 2712, 2776; Port
Albert, 1644, 2062; Portland, 1361, 1597, 2713; Prahran, 2188, Sisters quartz mining company, accounts, 199, 1636.
2712; Queenscliffe, 1793, 2124; Redcastle, 177;Richmond,
1644, 2062; Riddell's Creek, 866, 1182; Rutherglen, 1793, 2124; Sittings in banco, 2843.
Sailor;,' Gully, 2379, 2712; Sale, 848, 1183; Sandridge, 1098,
Sites : mining operations prohibited on land reserved or set
1417, 1546, 2062; Smeaton, 1183, 1504; South Geelong, 1644,
apart for any public use or purpose, 647.
2062; South Tylden, 2062; St. Arnaud, 2713; St. Paul's,
Geelong, 2062; Tarraville, 848, 1183, 2379, 2712; Trentham,
2926; Tullamarine, 866, 1182; Tylden, 1361, 1546 (1597, cancelled
2125), 2125; Vaughan, 1644,2062,2410; Wallan-wallan,
178, 532;Warrnambool, 1696, 2062; Wesley Hill, 1696, 2062;
West Bellerine, 1098; Whroo, 178,532; Woodend,
Woolsthorpe, 2820; Yandoit, 178, 532;Yangery, 1644,2062;
Yan Year, 1361, 1546, 1597, 2062; Yuille's Swamp, Ballarat,
1644, 2062.
See Education. Sites. Trustees.
Schools of art.
See Fine arts.
Scorpion Hill gold mining company, notice, 2676.
1749,2062;
Scottish and Cornish gold mining company, accounts, 304, 1689.
Scrivener, Robert, enquired for, 409.
Seamen : government shipping office, 1744, 2156; prohibited
from carrying, while on shore, knives and weapons, 2409.
'Sebastopol crushing and gold mining company, notice, 2087.
Sebastopol gold mining company, accounts, 137.
Sebastopol gold mining and drainage company, accounts, 170,
1710.
Secretary to the solicitors under the real property act, William
Kearsey Hughes, 453.
Seeds. See Botanic gardens.
Selection of lands. See Lands.
Sequestration.
See Insolvents.
Sessions. See Circuit courts. General sessions. Petty sessions.
Sewers and water supply : notice to owners of tenements to lay
on service-pipes for water, 156, 257, 289, 316, 349, 1362, 1405,
1419, 2714, 2752, 2781. See Contracts. Tenders.
Seymour road district : proclaimed, 979;standing orders, 2915;
meeting, 1437.
Shaw, George Begg, enquired for, 409.
Sheep : regulations, restrictions, &c., for preventing the importation
of diseased sheep into, Queensland, 2188; South Australia,
1215.
Sheep - continued.
Inspectors of sheep for the colony and for the Melbourne
district, Richard Taylor Curr, temporarily,{ , 369; Edward
Micklethwaite Curr, inspector for the colony and the Melbourne
district, resumed duty, 942; Henry Bingham Jones,
inspector for the colony, 2409.
- Official addresses of inspectors of sheep, notified, changed,
&c.: E. M. Curr's, 1418, 1448, 1851; H. B. Jones's, 2608; F.
Mackenzie's, 1318, 1331; D. McRae's, 114; J. F. Shaw's, 1318,
1331; Robert Sheridan's, 2292.
Shelford pound : cattle impounded, 109, 174, 310, 504, 599, 645,
689, 753, 863, 999, 1391, 1487, 1523, 1595, 1640, 1739, 1792, 1885,
2343, 2679, 2771, 2874, 2899, 2982.
Shelford road district : authorized tolls, 1917; rules, 533; tollgate
on the Upper Western road authorized, 1929; tolls to be
collected at Shelford and Rokewood, 2174; tolls at Rokewood
toll-gate, 1939; meeting, 1970, 2001, 2031.
reservation revoked, 7, 29, 65, 92, 117, 159, 179, 211, 260,
292, 318, 1127, 1159, 1183, 1223, 1250,1272,1304, 1344, 1372,1455,
1475, 1509, 1530, 1550, 1574, 1604, 1624, 1648, 1678, 1698, 1725,
1750, 1778, 1796, 1829, 1868, 1898, 1925, 1954, 1982,2020,2040',
2068, 2101, 2130, 2158, 2189, 2237, 2258, 2295, 2319, 2354, 2384,
2410, 2448, 2178, 2501, 2522, 2543, 2568, 2611, 2633, 2662, 2396,
2717, 2753, 2782, 2820, 2848, 2877, 2904, 2928, 2960.
- permanently reserved or to be granted without purchase,
7, 29, 31, 66, 68, 92, 95, 117, 159, 179, 211, 260, 292, 318, 350, 375,
401, 424, 460, 481, 508, 531, 556, 584, 604, 631, 651, 676, 713, 742,
760, 805, 821, 852, 870, 895, 911, 948, 984, 1009, 1040, 1070, 1103,
1126, 1153, 1183, 1223, 1250, 1272, 1304, 1344, 1372, 1404, 1422,
1453, 1474, 1509, 1530, 1550, 1574, 1604, 1624, 1648, 1678, 1698,
1725, 1750, 1778, 1796, 1829, 1868, 1899, 1923, 1955, 1983, 2015,
2040, 2068, 2101, 2130, 2158, 2189, 2237, 2274, 2295, 2319, 2354,
2356, 2384, 2387, 2410, 2413, 2448, 2450, 2478, 2480, 2498, 2501,
2519, 2522, 2540, 2543, 2565, 2568, 2611, 2633, 2662, 2696, 2717,
2753, 2782, 2821, 2848, 2877, 2904, 2928, 2960.
--- temporarily reserved, 8, 29, 66, 92, 117, 159, 179, 211, 261,
292, 318, 350, 375, 401, 424, 460, 481, 509, 531, 556, 584, 605, 631,
651, 676, 713, 742, 760, 805, 821, 852, 870, 911, 948, 984, 1009,
1040, 1071, 1104, 1126, 1153, 1183, 1223, 1250, 1272, 1304, 1344,
1372, 1404, 1423, 1453, 1474, 1509, 1530, 1550, 1574, 1604, 1624,
1648, 1678, 1698, 1725, 1751, 1779, 1797, 1823, 1830, 1869, 1899,
1923, 1955, 1983, 2016, 2040, 2068, 2101, 2130, 2158, 2189, 2237,
2274, 2295, 2320, 2354, 2385, 2411, 2448, 2478, 2502, 2522, 2543,
2568, 2611, 2634, 2663, 2697, 2718, 2753, 2782, 2821, 2848, 2877,
2904, 2928, 2960.
Localities and purposes of sites reserved or cancelled:-
Alberton, common school, 2356.
Amherst, cricketing and recreation, 7, 8.
Amherst (Back Creek), common school, 2356.
Ararat, pound, 92, 1983, 2020; show-yards for exhibiting
stock and produce in connection with the Ararat agricultural
society, 460.
Ashby, Rorhan catholic church, 2501.
Avenel, cemetery, 805.
Avoca, presbyterian church, 159 ; town hall, 1648 ; town
pump, 1648; public bath, 1648, 1750.
Bacchus Marsh, pound, 8.
Badger's Creek, for the use of the aborigines, 1453.'
Bairnsdale, police paddock, 8; cemetery, 1648.
Ballan, district road board's office, 534.
Ballarat, Gnarr Creek channel, 8; horticultural gardens, 66;
ditto corrected, 2821; pound, 160; streets, 261; streets in
Newington, 261 ; primitive methodist church, 261 - for
purpose unspecified, 1509; (Sebastopol), church of Nngland,
1649, 1678; water supply, pipes, and filter-bed, 1983;
public purposes, 2611. ,.

GOVERNMENT GAZETTE,,, 863.
49
Sites -- continued.
Ballarat East, Roman catholic church, 424 ; cattle yards,
556; church of England, 557; drainage and other public
purposes, 605 ; public garden, 1649 ; public square, 1649 ;
(Bakery Hill), common school, 2356; (Brown Hill), ditto,
2356; (Esmond street), ditto, 2356; free presbyterian school,
2543, 2753; pound, 2611.
Balmoral, cemetery, 160.
Barnawatha, Roman catholic church, 1823.
Bealiba (Cochrane's), cemetery, 1649.
Beaufort, Roman catholic church, 2158; for the Carngham
and Beaufort district road board's office, 2354, 2502.
Beechworth, continuation of Mellish street, 8; benevolent,
asylum, 29 bis ; Beechworth acclimatisation society, 1699;
common school, 2848.
Belfast, manure depot, 8.
Belmont, market purposes, 676.
Belvoir, common school, 2356.
Benalla, Roman catholic church, 7; primitive methodist
church, 676; common school, 2356.
2274; common school, 2356.
Berwick, cricket and recreation, 1550; church of England,
Bet-bet, presbyterian church, 8; church of England, 261.
Birregurra, Wesleyan church, 895; church of England, 1304;
presbyterian church, 1304.
Boram-boram, cemetery, 2697.
Branxholme, cemetery, 1071.
Bridgewater, common school, 2697.
Bright (Morse's Creek), cemetery, 93; offices for the Buckland
district road board, 651; church of England, 2274.
Broadford, church of England, 260; presbyterian church,
351;
free presbyterian church, 1829.
Broadmeadows, church of England, 2274.
Brunswick, free presbyterian church, 948.
Bullarook, near Kangaroo Bill, common school, 2274; ditto
corrected, 2612.
Bungaree parish, access to water, &c., 584, 1823; for Bullarook
(national) school, 1304; cemetery, 2848.
Buninyong, Roman catholic church, 8; for use of Bunin-
Yong district road board, 9.
Bunker's Hill, near Ballarat, Bible christians church, 534.
Burke (near Malmsbury), church of England, 1823; (parish),
the Glenlyon and Holcombe cemetery, 351.
Burrumbeet (at Weatherboard Hill), common school, 2356;
(at Lake Learmonth), recreative purposes, 2612.
Camperdown, cemetery, 2274 - church of England, 2502;
Campbell's Creek, common school, 2356; recreation, 2904.
Campbelltown, cemetery, 9.
Cape Paterson, railway, 1955.
Caramut, common school, 2356.
Carisbrook, market, 260; public well, 260; town hall, 375,
public buildings, 1823 ; presbyterian church, 1823.
Carlsruhe common school, 2633; church of England, 2697.
Carlton, *oman catholic church, 8; common school, 2356
(and see Melbourne).
Carngham, police purposes, 1071.
Castlemaine, public purposes, 67; for monument to Burke
and Wills and their companions, 1304; for Castlemaine
V.R. corps, 1823; common school, 2357.
Cavendish, common school, 2357.
Chewton (Golden Point, near Castlemaine), Roman catholic
church, 8, 604.
Chiltern, church of England, 1344, 2904; racecourse, 2354;
(East), church of England, 2904.
Chinaman's Flat, near Maryborough, national school, 375.
Clunes, public gardens, 160;Roman catholic church, 260;
for the Glendaruel agricultural society, 677.
Colac, common school, 2357.
Coleraine, presbyterian church, 2502.
Conewarre parish, Mount Duneed cemetery, 425, 2295.
Cranbourne, (Roman catholic church, 8; addition to police
reserve, 1071.
Creswick, common school, 2357; (Red Streak), Wesleyan
church, 2612; public gardens, 2696, 2697; purpose not
specified, 2697; primitive methodist church, 2849.
Dabyminga, Roman catholic church, 9; town, 29.
Dandenong, market, 1649; ditto corrected, 2612.
Darley, Roman catholic church, S.
Darlington, presbyterian church, 2719.
Daylesford, presbyterian church, 9; public gardens, 9;
racecourse and recreation, 65, 262; . church of England,
2501.
Dennington, common school, 2357.
Digby, church of England, 2274.
Dimboola, presbyterian church, 895.
Dromana, cemetery, 2040, 2041; public park, 2041.
Drysdale, temperance hall, 2275.
Duck Ponds Creek, access to water, 1071.
Duneed, cemetery, 2275; (Waurn Ponds), Wesleyan church,
2612, 2696.
Dunkeld, common school, 2357.
Dunolly, water supply, 93; public park, 351; church of
England, 1304; Roman catholic church, 1344; Wesleyan
church, 1648.
Eaglehawk,
cemetery,
manure depot, 1649; church
2275; common school, 2357.
of England, 2274;
East Collingwood, Gold street continuation, 895;public
garden, 1454.
Echuca, church of England, 461; presbyterian church, 461;
Roman catholic church, 461; common school, 2357; township,
2502.
Eddingto a, cemetery, 2502; presbyterian church, 2502.
Elliminyt, racing and recreation reserve for Colac, 2905.
Eltham, common school, 2357.
Emerald Hill, streets, 9; orphan asylum, 159;municipal
gasworks, 1924; public wharf, 1984.
Ercildoun (the Springs), church of England,_895.
Essendon, Roman catholic church, 8; common.schopl, 2857.
Sites - continued.
Essendon and Flemington, streets, 557.
Footscray, presbyterian church, 93 ; extension of Wingfield
street, 557 ; mechanics' institute, 604. ,
Franklinford, Roman catholic church, 2503.
Fryerstown (Church street), common school, 2357; (at Fortyfoot
Hill, Church's Flat), ditto, 2357.
Geelong, primitive methodist church, 606 • (Cowie's Creek),
market for wild cattle, 1678; (North), church of England,
1955 ; (North), common school, 2357.
Gherang-gherang, common school, 2357.
Gisborne, common school, 2357.
Glenlyon, common school, 2357•
Glenorchy, common school, 2357.
Goorambat, primitive methodist church, 2275.
Great Western, police purposes, 1900.
Greta, primitive methodist church, 2275.
Hamilton, municipal abattoirs, 2159; common school, 2357 ;
police paddock, 2719; offices for the Dundas district road
board, 2503, 2904; ditto, new site, 2905.
Happy Valley, church of England, 1823.
Harcourt, common school, 2357.
Hawthorn, common school, 1304; streets, 1984.
Heathcote, fire-engine house, 7; Wesleyan church, 9; public
recreation, 93; common school, 2357; Roman catholic church,
2501; powder magazine, 2720.
Hepburn (Dry Diggings, near Mount Franklin), independent
or congregational church and school, 9.
Heywood, presbyterian church, 9,180; common school, 2357.
Hexbam, police paddock, 160; church of England, 2275, common
school, 2357.
Homebush (near Avoca), Wesleyan church, 9.
Horsham, presbyterian church, 2503.
Hotham, for Munster terrace, 677; street, 2190.
Inglewood, Wesleyan church, 1985; manure depot, 2068, 2070;
common school, 2357; market, 2501, 2503.
Jamieson, court house, 1104; Roman catholic church, 1823;
public offices, 1900; access to Jamieson river, 2905.
Jan Juc, common school, 2357.
Jericho (Maryborough mining district), common school, 2358.
Jika-jika, experimental farm, 1829.
Kangaroo Flat, near Sandhurst, presbyterian church, 1305;
police purposes, 2613.
Kangaroo Flat (Fryers), common school, 2358.
Keilor, police purposes, 94; Roman catholic church, 534.
Kerang, public buildings,
2275, 2295 ; Roman catholic church,
2275, 2295.
Kew, recreation, 7, 9.
Kilmore, presbyterian church, 535;common school, 2358;
addition to gaol site, 2613.
Kirkstall, common school, 2358.
Korkuperrimul Creek, common school, 2358.
Koroit (Tower Hill), Roman catholic church, 2501.
Lake Learmonth, Roman catholic church, 2633.
Lake Tyers, Gipps Land, for the aborigines, 1071.
Lake Wallace, church of England, 895.
Lake Wellington, Gipps Land,fortheuse ofthe aborigines, 1273.
Lancefield, cemetery, 1679, 2613; common school, 2358.
-Landsborough, cemetery for the Landsborough and Malakoff
district, 1454.
Lethbridge, presbyterian church, 1900; Roman catholic church,
2501.
Lexton, Wesleyan church, 557; Roman catholic church, 2296.
Lillydale, Roman catholic church, 1649; for the Upper Yarra
district road board's office, 2613.
Linton, church of England, 460.
Lismore, presbyterian church, 2720.
Little Bendigo, near Ballarat East, church of England, 1985.
Long Gully, near Sandhurst, public purposes, 262, 1071.
Longwood, common school, 2358.
Lucky Woman's, town, 66.
Maddingley, common school, 2358.
Majorca, public buildings, 2635.
Maldon, temperance hall, 1509; church of England, 2101.
Malmsbury, public garden, 1985, manure depot, 2159.
Marong, presbyterian church, 557; common school, 2358.
Maryborough, cattle yards, 30; addition to recreational reserve,
1104; public recreation, 2633; church of England,
1574; fire-engine house, 1750; public park, 1750; town hall,
1750 ; national school site extension, 1823 ; temperance hall,
2720.
Melbourne, railway company's land at Melbourne and Richmond,
10; sailors' home, 535; police purposes, 805; central
railway terminus, 1127; streets leading to Fitz Roy gardens,
1900; site for Burke and Wills monument, 1924 - (Little
Lonsdale street), Roman catholic school, 2501; (tonsdale
street), Roman catholic church, 2501; (Batman's Hill), railway
purposes, 9; (Carlton), lying-in hospital, 9; (Carlton),
church of England, 1104; (Carlton), female refuge, 1648;
(East), German Lutheran church, 605; (East), church of
England episcopal residence, 2319; (East), common school,
2568; (North), volunteers, 2635; (South), residence for
government astronomer and assistant, 1824.
Meredith, presbyterian church, 2101.
Modewarre, common school, 2358,
Moliagul, mechanics' institute, 652; watering-place, 1649;
presbyterian church, 1824; church of England, 1900; public
recreation, 2720.
Moonambel, town ball, 9; manure depot, 9.
Moonee Ponds, common school, 2358.
Moorabbin, presbyterian church, 535.
Moranding, presbyterian church, 677.
Morang, cemetery, 1985, 2020.
Mornington (Snapper Point), market, 1305.
Mortlake, show-yards for the Mortlake branch of the westtern
district pastoral•hnd •agricultural society, 262; telegraph
!'and post office, ;&c.,, 652,.1279; mechanics' institute, 1824;
common school, 2368:' - ° I I -

30 INDEX TO THE VICTORIA
Sites - continued.
Mount Blackwood, Roman catholic church, 1344.
Moyston, church of England, 376.
Mulgrave, common school, 806.
Myrniong, church of England, 9.
Myrtleford, church of England, 1900; Roman catholic church,
1985.
Navarre, public pound, 1831; police paddock, 2850.
Newbridge, for the Newbridge agricultural society's showyards,
1985; presbyterian church, 2296.
Newlyn (parish of Spring Hill), common school, 2358.
Newstead, telegraph station, 1273; common school, 2358.
Newtown and Chilwell, Roman catholic orphanage (534,
altered in 805).
Nunawading, Roman catholic church, 261; police paddock,
2523.
Omeo, public recreation, 652.
Penshurst, pound, 557; common school, 2358; police purposes,
2720; presbyterian church, 2905.
Pentland Hills, common school, 2358.
Pentride, penal department, 535; common school, 2358.
Phillip Island, the coast for acclimatisation purposes under
the control of the acclimatisation society, 1510.
Pleasant Creek (Stawell), presbyterian church, 1899; addition
to hospital site, 1900; Wesleyan church, 2355.
Portland, police purposes, 1824.
Prahran, Roman catholic church, 261.
Redesdale (Mia-mia), pound, 1071.
Richmond, abattoirs, 7, 8.
Riddell, public purposes, 1986; common school, 2850.
Riddell's Creek, church of England, 2720.
Rochford, common school, 2755.
Rokewood, Roman catholic church, 2501.
Rosedale, police purposes, 10.
Runnymede, church of England (2160, corrected in 2238).
Rushworth, Roman catholic church and school, 1104.
Rutherglen, public buildings, 606, 1779; Roman catholic
church, 1071; telegraph station and post office, 1273; streets,
1901; church of England, 1901; public recreation and garden,
1986.
Rye, road to the village of, 2523.
Sale, common school, 2358; Roman catholic church, 2501.
Sandford, watering-place, 161; church of England, 1986.
Sandhurst, Roman catholic church, 535; public recreation,
1830, 2501; acclimatisation purposes, 1925; (Grassy Flat),
survey paddock, 1986; for the use of volunteers, 2355 ; racecourse,
2355; right-of-way, 2524; tramway to cattle yards,
2524; (at California Gully), common school, 2358.
Sandhurst and Inglewood tramway, 1986.
Sandon, primitive methodist church, 2019.
Sandridge, drainage purposes, 10; street, 10; Roman catholic
church, 261; public garden, 425; public purposes, 1071;
common school, 2358; primitive methodist church, 2721.
Scarsdale, cemetery for Smythesdale, Scarsdale, &c., 2072;
police purposes, 2524.
Sebastopol, near Ballarat, police purposes, 1071; Wesleyan
church, 2019; mechanics' institute, 2850.
Seymour, court-house and public buildings, 94; common
school, 2358.
Shelford, cemetery, 2524.
Skipton, for the use of the western district pastoral and agricultural
society, 1345.
Smeaton, common school, 2721.
Smythesdale, manure depot, 10 ; Roman catholic church, 261 ;
public garden, 1751; mechanics' institute, 2101.
Snapper Point (Mornington), athenaeum and reading rooms,
10; church of England, 425; public park, 2756.
Snapper Point and Balcombe Creek road, 2296.
Spring Hill parish, access to water, 2160.
St. Arnaud, market, 10; public purposes, 10.
St. Kilda, free presbyterian church, 1830.
Staffordshire Reef, church of England, 2019; (near Little
Woady Yaloak Creek), cemetery, 2721.
Stanley, cemetery,`10; public athenaeum, 911; Roman catholic
church, 2297; common school, 2358.
Stawell. See Pleasant Creek.
Steiglitz, presbyterian church, 10; cricket and recreational
uses, 509.
Strangways (Green Gully), public recreation, 2721.
Stratford, cemetery, 2072.
Sugden's Spring (near Mount Buninyong), watering-place,
2850.
Sunbury, Roman catholic church, 8; church of England,
2297; presbyterian church, 2756.
Talbot, church of England, 352, 1648, 2850; primitive
methodist church, 1901.
Taradale, common school, 2358.
Tarilta, township, 2356.
Tarnagulla, presbyterian church, 2072.
Tarragal (near Cape Bridgewater), common school (2358,
corrected in 2500).
Tarraville, common school, 2359.
Terang, national school, 2019; common school, 2359; presbyterian
church, 2756.
Tooborac, common school, 2359.
Tower Hill Lake (Koroit), Roman catholic church, 1344.
Tylden, office for the Tylden and Trentham district road
board, 10; Roman catholic church, 1831.
Wahgunyah, for the Wahgunyah and Murray valley agricultural
and horticultural association, 652.
Wangaratta, common school, 2359; Roman catholic church,
2502; cricket and recreation, 2721.
Warrandyte (Anderson's Creek), police purposes, 2721.
Warrenheip, access to water, &c., 95, 1550; Roman catholic
church, 1510; for timber, 2524; (parish), site for the Bungaree
district road board's office, 2297.
Sites-continued.
Warrnambool, portion of Fairy street, 262; independent congregational
church, 376; public recreation , 535; manure
depot, 1649; market, 2105; common school, 2359.
Wattle Creek, pound, 1831.
Wattle Flat, Castlemaine, public purposes, 10.
Watts' River, for the aborigines, 10, 1455.
Wedderburne, mechanics' institute, 8; industrial school, 1824.
White Hills, Sandhurst, cemetery, 95, 896.
Whroo, common school, 2359.
Wickliffe, cemetery, 535.
Winchelsea, primitive methodist church, 2019.
Windermere, access to water, 7, 10.
Winter's Flat (Castlemaine), common school, 2359.
Woodend, public gardens, 10, 2020; racecourse and recreation,
10, 2020; manure depot, 1824.
Wood's Point, public buildings, 2851; police purposes, 2851.
Woori Yaloak, for aborigines, 7.
Woorragee, common school, 2359.
Wyndham, common school, 2359.
Yackandandah, pound, 263; racing and recreation, 2297;
church of England, 2721.
Yandoit, common school, 2359.
Yangery (Koroit), common school, 2359.
Yowang, site for Sutherland's Creek cemetery, 2522, 2524.
Skipton, petty sessions court days, 187.
Skipton pound : cattle impounded, 22, 48, 109, 174, 205, 230, 310,
367, 396, 419, 505, 574, 575, 599, 628, 728, 783, 816, 838, 889, 906,
972, 999, 1060, 1118, 1209, 1297, 1359, 1415, 1469, 1487, 1523,
1543, 1565, 1714, 1768, 1792, 1819, 1914, 2089, 2208, 2515, 2629,
2679, 2771, 2842.
Slater, John, his notice, 84.
Slave trading on the west coast of South America, 803; treaty
with the United States of America for the suppression of the
African slave trade, 2091.
Benalla,
Slaughter-house inspectors for districts: Ararat, 1598, 1852;
Ballarat, 146, 1598, Belfast, 532, 1598, 1852, 2632;
1067, 1598, 2188, 2632; Bourke, 146, 1067,1598; Carisbrook,
146, 532, 1852; Castlemaine, 146, 532, 1598 - Geelong, 146,1598,
1852; Gipps Land, 146, 532, 1598, 2348; 73eathoote, 146, 532,
1598; Kilmore, 1067, 1852; Kyneton, 146, 1067, 1598, 1852,
2188, 2632; Melbourne, 532, 1852, 2188; Ovens, 146, 1067, 2188,
2348,2632; Portland, 1852; Sandhurst, 1598; Swan Hill, 1067;
Wimmera, 146, 1067.
Sludge.
See Sandhurst.
Small-pox, notice recommending vaccination and re-vaccination,
1447.
Smythe's Creek pound : cattle impounded 22, 48, 88, 142, 231,
396, 419, 448, 505, 530, 575, 599, 628, 645, 666, 689, 728, 783, 816,
863, 906, 936, 972, 1028, 1119, 1174, 1209, 1239, 1391, 1415, 1442,
14871524, 1543, 1565, 1595, 1620,1640, 1670,1739, 1819, 1885,
1942:1975,2004,2036,2122,
2208, 2254, 2313, 2343, 2436, 2471,
2493, 2536, 2560, 2605, 2679, 2748, 2874, 2956.
Smythesdale municipality or borough : petition for annexation
to, 654; bye-laws, 400, 514, 915, 1252, 1577, 1927, 2109; election
notices, 720, 751, 2000, 2032; reports, 1261, 1291.
Smythesdale and Pitfield gold mining company, notice, 2512.
Snapper Point, petty sessions court days, 1652.
Solicitor to examine titles under the land act, 1862, Robert
Willan, 1182.
Solicitors.
See Real property.
Sons of Freedom gold mining company, notice, 2795.
South America.
See Slave trading.
South Australia, John M. Woolley appointed a customs officer
for, 372; exportation of arms and warlike stores restricted,
2063. See Mariners. Sheep.
South Barwon municipality or borough : election notices, 1261,
1292; reports, 361, 385, 1788, 1814; proposed junction of the
Germantown and Colac road, 2532.
South-Eastern gold mining company, notice, 2796.
South Geelong pound : cattle impounded, 175, 310, 419, 666, 936,
1175, 1297, 1885, 1975, 2122, 2313, 2493, 2710, 2956.
South Grenville gold mining company, accounts, 1735.
South Yarra waterworks company, accounts, 123.
Southern Cross gold mining company, accounts, 202, 1637, 2872;
notice, 392.
Southland, N.Z. See Cattle. Mariners.
Spain, James John Marshall vice-consul
255.
Spes Bona gold mining company, notice, 2533.
Special lands.
See Lands.
for Spain in Melbourne,
Special licensing districts : Cape Paterson, 531; Jericho, 65;
ten miles on each side of the Melbourne and Murray river
railway, &c., 1825.
Special qualifications. See Civil service.

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'Specimen Hill quartz mining company, accounts, 281.
Speculation quartz mining company, accounts, 1691.
Spiers and Pond, their notice, 305.
Spirit merchants : license cancelled, 2507. SGe Wine.
Spirits, colonial distilled, 259.
See Sale of spirits, &e.
Springfield, petty sessions authorized, 1715.
Sportsman's reef quartz mining company, notice, 2707.
St. Arnaud municipality or borough : bye-laws, 6, 954, 1043,
1554, 2242; election notices, 1055, 1090; report, 1323, 1356.
St. Arnaud pound: rates, 986; keeper, William James Stevenson,
2553, 2626, 2797; cattle impounded, 109, 142, 175, 284, 396,
4495 530, 552, 599, 628, 666, 936, 1060, 1175, 1240, 1266, 1329,
1415, 1442, 1524, 1543, 1565, 1792, 1820, 2004, 2181, 2254, 2289,
2436, 2471, 2710, 2800, 2874.
St. Arnaud road district, altered, 867; meeting, 1710; St.
Arnaud and north-western road ordered to be opened, 715;
St. Arnaud, Castlemaine, and Melbourne road opened, 715.
St. Arnaud united quartz mining company, accounts, 282,1689;
notice, 1387.
St. George [mining] company, accounts, 225.
St. George gold mining company, notice, 1091.
St. George quartz mining company, accounts, 198.
St. George united gold mining company, notice, 2372.
St. Kilda municipality or borough: bye-law, 915; election
notices, 388, 411; reports, 828, 859.
St. Kilda pound: cattle impounded, 48, 334, 838, 936, 1149, 1543,
1792, 1850, 2254, 2515.
St. Kilda gold mining company, notice, 473.
St. Ledger gold mining company, notice, 2533.
St. Vincent's Gulf. See Mariners.
Staff officers. See Volunteer corps.
Staffordshire reef quartz mining company, notice, 363.
Staffordshire reef company, accounts, 1668.
Standard weights, &c. See Weights.
Stanley road district, rules, 379, 985.
Star gold mining company, notice, 1055.
Statistics. See Agriculture. Banking companies. Births.
Population. Vital statistics.
Stawell road district, meeting, 388.
Steam navigation : regulations for preventing collisions at sea,
1177; lights and fog signals to be carried by steam and sailing
vessels, regulations, 2437.
Stenton and Parker, notice to, 2745.
Stock. See Depasture. Live stock.
Stony Rises quartz mining company, notice, 2432.
Storekeeper, colonial military, major Charles H. Hall, 1643.
Stores and transport : regulations as to fuel and water in country
districts, 916; ditto cancelled, 1251; ditto further regulation,
1251; the colonial military storekeeper, the assistant
quartermaster general, and the major of brigade of the volunteer
force, to be members of the tender board, 603, 865; extracts
from the stores and transport regulations relative to
requisitions, 2; store regulations for the Victorian railways,
2348.
Strathfieldsaye road district: altered, 1821; rules, 77; meeting,
1052. '
Streets : aligned, Ballarat, 13, 260; ditto in Newington, 260;
Beechworth, 13- East Collingwood, 895; Emerald Hill, 13 ;
Essendon and Flemington, 563; Footscray, 563; Hawthorn,
1987; Hotham, 673, 2359; Melbourne, 1903, 1918; Rutherglen,
1903, 1918; Sandridge, 13; Warrnambool, 260.
Lands reserved for streets. See Sites.
Suburban gold mining company, accounts, 281, 1691.
Sugar Loaf Creek pound : keeper, William Leonard Sawell,
acting, 854; ditto, Joseph Meredith Ferrell, resumed, 872;
cattle impounded, 231, 310, 449, 477, 552, 936, 1360, 1442, 1714,
1769, 1975, 2059, 2314, 2376, 2436, 2605, 2899.
Superannuated officers. See Civil service.
Superintendent of the Yarra Bend lunatic asylum, Edward
Paley, 479..
Supreme court : general rule providing for the absence of the
master-in-equity, 2009; sittings in banco, 2843. See Circuit
courts. Commissioners.
Surface stone. See Lands.
Survey of auriferous and mineral lands, fees for, 2347.
Survey of crown lands. See Contracts (miscellaneous ). Lands.
Tenders.
Survey paddock. See Sites.
Surveyor for the united Melbourne and Geelong districts,
Alexander J. Skene, 1417; for the united districts of Portland
and Hamilton, Lindsay Clarke; 1793.
Surveyors. See Civil service. Mining surveyors. Real property.
Swan Hill pound : cattle impounded, 206, 552, 575, 599, 645, 838,
1360, 1544, 1565, 2629, 2898.
Swan Hill road district : enlarged, 707; meeting, 568, 1019.
Table Bay.
See Mariners.
T.
Tait, John, deceased, notice to creditors, &c., of, 2119.
Tandragee gold mining company, notice, 2309.
Taradale municipality or borough : bye-law, 1927; election notices,
1844, 1882 ; reports, 304, 327, 1708, 1730.
Tarilta, township, 2356.
Tarnagulla pound, rates, 2550.
Tarrengower nuggety alliance company, notice, 2250.
Tea-tree.
Teachers.
See Lands.
See Education.
Telegraph and telegrams. See Contracts. Electric telegraph.
Sites. Tenders.
Telegraph quartz gold mining company, notice, 1846.
Temperance halls. See Committees of management. Sites.
Trustees.
Temporary reservation of lands. See Sites.
Tender board for stores, the colonial military storekeeper to be
a member, 603; the assistant quartermaster general and the
major of brigade to be members, 865.
Tenders for Victoria railway debentures (£250,000) invited, 939;
ditto for £178,440 invited, page 1213, &c.; ditto for £200,000
invited, 2123.
Tenders for divers works and services :
- Accepted. See Contracts.
--- Invited : 14, 38, 79, 98, 126, 164, 188, 217, 265, 299, 323, 355,
381, 404, 430, 465, 486, 519, 540, 564, 592, 613, 638, 656, 682, 719,
747, 773, 809, 826, 855, 875, 898, 918, 958, 988, 1015, 1048, 1084,
1106, 1133. 1162, 1197, 1231, 1257, 1286, 1320, 1348, 1376, 1407,
1434, 1456, 1478, 1515, 1535, 1557, 1579, 1612, 1630, 1653, 1684,
1704, 1728, 1755, 1783, 1811, 1835, 1874, 1907, 1932, 1964, 1995,
2027, 2049, 2078, 2111, 2143, 2166, 2195, 2243, 2280, 2303, 2335,
2362, 2400, 2420, 2464, 2487, 2509, 2528, 2554, 2588, 2619, 2639,
2667, 2702, 2741, 2761, 2787, 2834, 2860, 2885, 2910, 2942, 2974.
Territorial magistrates. See Magistrates.
Thistle mining company, notice, 2707.
Thomas, John Savage, enquired for, 2046, &c.
Tidal signals.
Tide surveyor.
Timber reserve.
Title deeds.
See Mariners.
See Customs.
See Sites.
See Deeds.
Titles. See Lands. Real property.
Tolls : at Sloan's punt, Goulburn River, near Close's station,
1005; for the Colac road district, 2300. See Contracts. Roads.
Tenders. And the names of municipal and road districts.
Town commons.
Town halls, wells, &c.
Town magistrates.
See Commons.
See Sites.
See Magistrates.
Town and country police act (18 Vict. No. 14, § 5- 10) extended
to: Eaglehawk municipal district, 397; Horsham
township, 2750; Mortlake road district and township, 1948;
Sale borough, 2561.
Towns, William, notice to creditors of, 970, 996, 1026.
Town sites: Dabyminga, 29; Echuca, 2502; Lucky Woman's,
66; Tarilta, 2356.
Trade and customs. See Accounts.
Trades hall. See Trustees.
Customs.

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Tramways. See Sites.
Treasure escort. See Escort.
Treasurer. See Ministers.
Treasury : John Hall, receiver of duties under the distillation
act at Ballarat, 1546.
Receipt and pay offices: Daylesford, opened, 49 ; Raglan,
closed, 49; Smythesdale, opened, 667.
Wardens relieved from the duty of issuing miners ' rights,
business licenses , &c., and collecting the revenue thereon, 258;
receivers and paymasters to report to the treasurer collectors
failing to account, 865; miners ' rights, business licenses, &c.,
,,issuable at Carngham, 865; ditto, Majorca Flat, 1182.
See Accounts. Collectors of imposts. Deeds. Gold receivers.
Receivers of revenue. Revenue.
Treaty with the United States for the suppression of the African
slave trade, 2091.
Trespassers .
See Lands.
Trespass and sustenance rates . See Pounds.
Troubridge lighthouse. See Mariners.
Trustees of sites, &c., appointed, resigned , substituted, &c.:-
Alberton, cemetery, 1674.
Amherst, church of England, 2156.
Ararat, cemetery, 2847.
Avenel, cemetery, 1335.
Avoca, church of England (2156, corrected in 2292) ; presbyterian
church, 2820.
Bacchus Marsh (Maddingley), church of England, 2820.
Back Creek (Sandhurst), cemetery, 2124.
Bairnsdale, cemetery, 1749.
Ballan, cemetery, 1448.
Ballarat, benevolent asylum, 255; church of England at
Sebastopol Hill, 647 ; (Soldiers' Hill), church of England,
1674; (Wendouree or Yuille's Swamp), church of England,
2495; (Brown Hill), church of England, 2692 ; Wesleyan
church, 2495.
Balmoral, cemetery, 1299, 1393.
Bealiba (Cochrane's), cemetery, 2124.
Beechworth, Roman catholic church, 1299.
Bellarine, cemetery, 90 (1771, corrected 1889), 1889.
Benalla, Roman catholic church, 90; primitive methodist
church, 909.
Berwick, church of England, 2903.
Bet-bet, presbyterian church, 1674.
Bright, cemetery, 758.
Broadmeadows, church of England, 1977.
Buninyong, church of England, 1749.
Camperdown, Roman catholic church, 177.
Carisbrook, racecourse and recreation reserve, 1448; cemetery,
2903.
Carlton (Melbourne), presbyterian church, 604.
Castlemaine, presbyterian church, 1302.
Clunes, church of England, 758.
Collingwood, church of England (2652, corrected 2750).
Cranbourne, church of England, 2608.
Creswick, cemetery, 647 ; hospital and benevolent asylum,
2903.
Dandenong, cemetery, 604.
Daylesford, presbyterian church, 647, 2652; Roman catholic
church, 2692.
Dromana, cemetery 1067, 2608.
Drysdale, church o/ England, 758.
Dunolly, church of England, 90; Roman catholic church,
1335: Wesleyan church, 1674.
Eaglehawk, church of England, 1067; cemetery, 2820.
Echuca, presbyterian church, 2608.
Eddington, presbyterian church, 2652.
Emerald Hill, presbyterian church in Clarendon street, 604;
baptist church, 1949.
Ercildoun (Springs), church of England, 2608.
Essendon (Moonee Ponds), church of England, 2820.
Euroa, church of Englandd 2156.
Footscray, mechanics' institute, 604; church of England, 758.
Fryerstown, church of England, 1828; mechanics' institute,
2495.
Geelong, presbyterian church in Gherineghap street, 604;
primitive methodist church, 1828; church of England (St.
Paul's), 1949.
Cisborne, presbyterian church, 1546; cemetery, 2495.
Glenlyon, cemetery, 1448.
Glenorchy, cemetery, 1299.
Hamilton, cemetery, 90; Wesleyan church, 604.
Happy Valley, church of England, 1977; corrected, 2124.
Heathcote, Roman catholic church, 2517.
Inglewood, cemetery, 1674; church of England, 2156.
Invexleigh, cemetery, 1674.
Jika-jika, experimental farm, 1828.
Kangaroo Flat (Mandurang), cemetery, 1977, corrected 2124.
Kensington, cemetery, 1674.
Kilmore, cemetery, 2292.
Koro.it (Tower Hill), Roman catholic church, 2517.
Lake Learmonth, Roman catholic church, 2652.
Lake Wallace, church of England, 2903.
Lancefield, cemetery, 1949.
Lethbridge, cemetery, 975; free presbyterian church, 1828.
Lillydale, cemetery, 2903.
Little Bendigo (Ballarat East), church of England, 2652.
Maldon, temperance hall, 1504.
Malmsbury, church of England, 2292.
Marong, cemetery, 255.
Trustees of sites, &c.-continued.
Maryborough , church of England, 1572.
Melbourne , cemetery , 865, 1504 ; public library, 1948 ; (Carlton),
female refuge, 1674 - (East ), church of England episcopal
residence , 2292; (tonsdale street ), Roman catholic
church, 2517; (Little Lonsdale street ), Roman cathol'
school, 2517 ; (North ), presbyterian church, 1889 ; (North
trades hall in Lygon street , 2292 ; (North ), church of
England site (in section 21), 2495.
Merriang , church of England school, 2156.
Moliagul, cemetery , 1674; Presbyterian church, 2608.
Morang , cemetery, 1299.
Mordialloc
and South Moorabbin , cemetery, 647.
Mount Blackwood , Roman catholic church, 1335.
Moyston (Campbell's Reef ), cemetery, 2292.
Newbridge, church of England, 1067; presbyterian church,
2652.
Newstead, presbyterian church , 2652. -
Pleasant Creek , racecourse, 1546.
Prahran, church of England, 553.
Rushworth , Roman catholic church and school, 1098, 1302,
Sale, cemetery , 1828; Roman catholic church, 2517.
Sandhurst , recreation, 2495.
Sandridge , presbyterian church, 1098.
Seymour, church of England, 2156.
Shelford,
cemetery, 2820.
Skipton, presbyterian church, 758.
Smythesdale, Roman catholic church, 255.
St. Arnaud , cemetery, 2124.
St. Kilda , cemetery, 758; (East ), church of England, 1674.
Staffordshire Reef, church of England, 2156, cemetery, 2608.
Stanley , public athenaeum 865.
Stawell (Pleasant Creek ), hospital, 1749.
Steiglitz , presbyterian church , 708; cemetery, 2608.
Talbot , church of England, 1299.
Taradale, church of England , 604; cemetery, 865.
Tarraville , presbyterian church, 1362.
Terang cemetery, 1067.
Tower ILill Lake (Koroit ), Roman catholic church, 1335.
Tylden , cemetery, 2712.
Wangaratta, presbyterian church, 604; church of England,
2495.
Warringal (Heidelberg ), church of England, 2652.
Warrnambool , congregational church, 1098; presbyterian
church, 1949.
Wedderburne , church of England, 453; mechanics ' institute,
255.
Winchelsea, cemetery, 1448.
Winton , primitive methodist church, 758.
Woodend, presbyterian church, 604 ; cemetery , 2124; public
gardens, 2608.
Yackandandah , cemetery, 1299.
Yambuk , cemetery, 758.
See also Committees
of management.
Try gold mining company, accounts, 1668.
Try again quartz mining company, notice, 1206.
Tullaroop road district , altered, 1945 ; rules , 1928 ; meeting, 169,
442; accounts, 546.
Tylden pound : cattle impounded , 334, 367, 505,600,645,838,973,
1060, 1175, 2376, 2471, 2536, 2874.
Tylden and Trentham
district, 2692.
Unauthorized occupation.
road district , proposed addition to the
U.
See Lands.
Unclaimed. See Accounts. Cattle. Letters.
United commons. See Commons.
Union gold mining company, notice, 812; accounts, 1667.
United gold mining company, notice, 1205; accounts, 1666.
United extended band of hope company, notice, 1763.
United States of America. See America. Pilotage.
United working miners gold mining company, notice, 2895.
Unsold lands.
See Lands.
Upper Plenty or Morang road district, altered, 1916 ; rules, 955 ;
tender notices, 136, 549.
Upper Yarra road district, tender notice, 751.
Usher of the legislative council, Albert Alexander Cochrane
Le Souef, 1793.
V.
Vaccination , notice respecting small-pox, 1447.
Vaccinators , appointed, &c.: Anakie, 1948; Anderson's Creek,
2062; Ashby, 479;Avenel , 629; Ballarat municipal district,
1125; Balmoral, 1269; Bellarine , 1417; Benalla , 2347; Blue
Mountain gold fields, 1067; Broadmeadows , 2188; Buckland,
2347;Caramut , 2409; Carisbrook, 1597;Carngham, 479;
Chewton , 1771 ; Cranbourne, 1269; Darlington , 2291; Dromana
, 2631 ; Eltham, 1182; Gordon, 1597 • Immigrants' home,
Prince's bridge , 1597; Jamieson , 1417; Jordan, 2820 ; Keilor,

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Vaccinators-continue.
2188; Kew, 73; Kildare (Geelong), 479; Landsborough, 255;
Leigh, 1597; Lillydalo, 2062; Lockwood, 2517; Longwood,
255, 629; Majorca,, 1597; Maldon, 2409; Mansfield, 1269;
Minersrest, 2291; Moonarnbel, 975; M orison's, 1067; Morse's
Creek, 2347; Mortlake, 1852; Mount Egerton, 1597; Preston,
146; Queenstown, 2062; Raywood, 2959; Rokewood, 1771;
Rosedale, 1673; Sale, 146; Sandhurst, 2188; South Yarra, 73,
Strathfieldsaye, 2062; Sunbury (1417, cancelled, &c., in 1546);
Thomastown, 146; Tower Hill, 629 ; Wood's Point, 2959;
Woolert, 146; Yambuk, 73; Yarra Bend, 2291.
Vaughan, petty sessions authorized, 648; court days, 872.
Vendors of wine. See Wine.
Vice-admiralty courts act of 1863, with an explanation of its
provisions, 2226, &c.
Vice-consul. See Consuls.
Vice-presidents of the board of land and works. See Ministers.
Victoria.
See Mariners.
" Victoria" steam sloop, claims against, to be sent in, 113.
Victoria company, Long Point, accounts, 527.
Victoria gold mining company, notice, 2033.
Victoria kaolin company, accounts, 331, 1690.
Victoria quartz mining company, notice, 414; accounts, 1737.
Victorian exhibition. See Exhibition.
Victorian steam navigation board. See Steam navigation.
Victorian volunteer corps. See Volunteer corps.
Victory gold mining company, notice, 661; accounts, 1666.
Vine-dressers.
See Immigration.
Visiting justices of gaols : Ballarat, Charles Wale Sherard, 2409;
Carisbrook, Alfred Reynell, 1771; Dunolly, Francis Knox
Orme, 2517 ; Gisborne, John Campbell Thomson, 2291; Inglewood,
Gorges Macdonald Lowther, 2959; Maryborough, Crawford
A. D. Pasco, 507; Omeo, William Henry Foster, 941;
Palmerston, Charles James Tyers, 1267 ; Penal hulks in Hobson's
Bay, Frederick Call, 369; Swan Hill, Benjamin William
Gummow, 647.
Visitors.
See Lunatic asylum.
Vital statistics in Melbourne and the suburbs
Monthly reports : November, 1862, page 3; December,
1862, page 341; January, 1863, page 510; February, 710;
March, 976; April, 1315; May, 1472 ; June, 1719; July, 1961;
August, 2233; September, 2441; October, 2694.
Quarterly reports, 341, 976, 1719, 2441.
Volunteer corps (old organization) : lieut.-col. J, H. Ross to
command the V.V. light-horse regiment, 285; Robert Wallace,
staff officer of volunteers, &c., 893, 941.
- Appointments in divers corps : James Balfour, 24; Charles
Cholmeley Dowling, 1526; Francis Thomas Gell, 1643; John
Lysaght, 1526; Alexander Russell, 1448; Henry Smith, 24;
Thomas Heron Steel, 1526; Robert Twells Watson, 1643.
Officers resigned : W. Boyd, 1448; R. Bushe, 1715; W. H.
Gresham, 24; H. M. Guthrie, 285; E. T. Harper, 507; J. R.
Scott, 975 ; James Skene, 2292; W. C. Smith, 2095; lieut.-col.
Wallace, 604.
Victorian volunteer light-horse regiment offer of service
accepted, 285; ditto, to be designated the Prince of Wales
V.V.L.H.., 1715; services of divers mounted corps discontinued,
285; officers of the civil service being volunteers
allowed leave of absence to take part in the encampment on
the 12th, 13th, and 14th February, 255.
Volunteer corps (new organization under act No. 183) :
- Services of all volunteers who have not been re-enrolled
under act 183 (except cavalry) dispensed with, 2345; all unpaid
appointments of commissioned officers made previously
to 14th October, 1863, cancelled, 2345 ; services of corps
accepted under act 183, for naval brigade 2 corps, R.V.A. 7
corps, V. engineers 1 corps, V. rifles 13 corps, 2345.
General regulations for the volunteer force, 2123; additional
regulations for cavalry, 2346; ditto, engineers, 2346;
general regulations for engineer corps, 2651; regulations for
drill instruction of members of the civil service, 2345; regulations
for the examination of candidates for promotion to the
grades of subaltern and non-commissioned officers, 2875 ;
brigade order in furtherance of these regulations, 2876; brigade
order as to rank of volunteer officers (2346, corrected in 2399) ;
1st and 2nd metropolitan artillery to be designated Metropolitan
and East Melbourne corps of artillery, 2651 ; 2nd
captains to be captains and the grade of 2nd captain abolished,
2651.
Rules adopted by engineer corps, 2651; Ballarat rifle
rangers, 2818; 2nd Ballarat rifle corps, 2971; Brighton rifle
corps, 2972; Melbourne and North Melbourne rifle corps,
2537; Prahran and South Yarra rifle corps, 2972; Richmond
rifle corps, 2818.
E
Volunteer corps- continued.
- Command of the local forces taken by brigadier- general
Trevor Chute, 2345.
- Appointments under the new organization:-
Volunteer staff : general staff officers, Sir Redmond Barry and
Matthew Iiervey, captains, 2315; district staff officers
Robert Rede, Robert Wallace, and John Edward Newell
Lull, lieut.-colonels, &c., 2345; George Frederic Verdon,
major, &d., 2345.
Medical: William. Gillbee and Joseph Black,
surgeons, &c.,
2346, 2632; John Wilkins, assistant surgeon, &c., 2346.
Artillery: Alexander Kennedy Smith and Charles Hodson
Dawson, majors, &c., 2346, 2632; Alexander Philadelphia
Lamb Robertson, James McCulloch, Thomas Stewart,
Charles Babington Brewer, and Robert Stirling Anderson,
captains, &c., 2346; Henry Krone, John Claudius Raven,
William Stokes, Richard Heath, Frederick William Bull,
Alfred William East, Charles Alfred Woolley, Charles
Rashleigh, Robert Twells Watson, and James Balfour,
second captains, &c., 2346, 2632; John Claudius Raven,
captain, &c., 2652; Frederick William Bull, to command the
1st metropolitan corps, 2652; John Wilkins, assistant
surgeon, Williamstown corps, 2652i William Haig, Francis
Thomas Van Hemert, Richard ades, Richard Thomas
Tracy, and David Boswell Reid, assistant surgeons, &c.,
2652.
Cavalry: James Hunter Ross , lieut.-col., &c., 2346; P.
of W. V.V. light-horse, John Bell, Caleb Anderson,
Charles Wale Sherard, Frederick Horatio Boulton, and
Thomas Brown, captains, &c., 2651, 2652; William Rae,
John Frederick Grace, Charles Monterio D'Almeida Lempriere,
John Hanford Hardy, George Nicholson, Adolphus
Barnett, Samuel Smith, assistant surgeons, &c., 2652; James
Elijah Crook, quartermaster, &c., 2652.
Engineers: William Parkinson Wilson, captain, &c., 2346;
John James Clark, 2nd captain , 2346,2632; Edwin Matthews
James, assistant surgeon, &c., 2652.
Naval brigade : Robert Fullarton, Douglas Elder, and James
Macfarlane, captains &c., 2346; Andre v Plummer, assistant
surgeon, &c, Sandridge corps, 2651; -David Purdy Maclean,
assistant surgeon, &c., Williamstown corps, 2926.
Rifles: William Thomas Napier Champ and William Mair,
lieut.-colonels, &c., 2346; Lesley Alexander Moody and Evelyn
Pitfield Shirley Sturt, .majors,&c., 2346; William Radcliffe,
Martin Howy Irving, John Swanson Sprent, Septimus
Martin, Sir Francis Murphy, Henry Thomas Hammond,
George Ryland, Thomas Couchman, Matthew Campbell,
Arthur Drury, Charles Cholmeley Dowling, John Lysaght,
William Strachan, and Claud Fa.ie, captains, &c., 2346;
George William Frederick Grylls and Frederick George
Moule, captains, &c., 2652; William Crook, John Henry
Hill Lewellin, Edward John Wilson, James Robertson,
Edward Hunt, James Hutchinson, Henry Marone Whitcornbe,
Robert Talbot, Thomas Heron Steele, and William
Phillip Whitcombe, assistant surgeons, &c, 2652; William
Garrard, assistant surgeon, &c., 2750; resignation of George
Ryland, captain Castlemaine V. rifle corps, 2776.
Volunteers gold mining company, accounts, 281, 1735, notice,
1482.
Votes. See Grants-in-aid.
w.
Wallaby gold mining company, notice, 2627.
Wangaratta municipality or borough : proclaimed, 1362; inaugural
meeting, 1465, 1481; chairman thereof, Robert William
ihadforth, 1504; report of proceedings thereat, 1611; health
act extended, 1526.
Wangaratta pound: keeper, Rowan Lockhead, acting , 923; cattle
impounded, 48, 109, 175, 284, 367, 396, 449, 505, 552, 575, 628,
666, 783, 816, 838, 889, 936, 937, 973, 1028, 1029, 1094., 1119,1149,
1391, 1442, 1469, 1544, 1565, 1595, 1620, 1694, 1769, 1850, 2004,
2uS9, 2152, 2208, 2289, 2314, 2408, 2493, 2515, 2629, 2650, 2710,
2171, 2874.
Waranga road district, proclaimed, 1271; meeting, 1465.
Wardens of gold fields : C. A. D. Pasco, 90; Jericho (Jordan
gold fields), W. Butler, 1269; Landsborough, J. H. Alley,
resumed, 1269; Omeo, Alfred William Howitt, 2847; Sandhurst,
C. Molliion, resumed, 1269.
Wardens' clerks : regulation as to deposits of money under
leasing regulations, 452.
- Appointed:-
Alberton, Edward Kelsall, 1821.
Anderson's Creek, George Pickering Morton, 1821.
Beaufort, Corker Wright Minchin, 1821.
Benalla, Harman Crofton, 1821.
Buokland (Morse's Creek), Anthony L'Espinasse Martin,
Carngham, Thomas Taylor, 1821.
Chiltern, James Augustus Mulligan, 1821.
Creswick, George Losh Hutchinson, 1821.
Dunolly, John Miskelly, 1821.
Fryerstown, Joseph Lewis, 1821.
Heathcote, Templeton Bunnett, 1821.
Korong, Matthew Deane Fosbery, 1821.
1821.

31 INDEX 'TO THE V ICTORI 1 ti )YERNMENT GAZETTF, 1863.
Wardens' clerks appoint ed-contiqued.
Landsborrnigb, lteynell Eveleigh Johns, 1821.
111aldon, John Nott, 1821.
Maryborou gh, Richard Alexander Montgomery, 1821.
Mount Blackwood and Gordon , David Grieve 6tobie, 1821.
Omeo, Bernard Mortimer King, 1821.
Rutherglen , William Gaven Wright, 1821.
Sale, Richard Quinan, 1821.
Smythesdale , William Balfour Nicolson, 1821.
Stawell , Henry 11111 Rollerts, 1821.
Steiglitz , Richard Singleton , 1821.
Taradale , Nicholas John Burton Perreau Rigbye, 1821,
Waranga, Thomas Jardine, 1821.
Yackandandah, George Maynard, 1821,
Warehouses . See Bonded warehouses . Sales (customs).
Warlike stores.
See Arms.
Warrandyte pound: cattle impounded , 505, 575, 816, 1,029, 1210,
1266, 1360, 1442, 1595, 1820, 1919, 1942, 2089, 2122, 2289; 2376,
2408, 2536, 2680, 2842, 2956, 2982.
Warren Hastings quartz mining company , accounts, 191;
notice, 2468.
Warrnambool municipality or borough : streets, 260 ; bye-laws,
915, 985, 1928; reports, 498, 523, 2308, 2340.
Wai'rnarnbool pound : rates , 767; cattle impounded, 48, 206,
231, 284, 334 , 419, 505 , 575, 628, 645 , 728, 754, 863, 889, 937, 1029,
101, 1175, 1209, 1297, 1329, 1391, 1442, 1565, 1640, 1792, 2004,
2152, 2208, 2289, 2376 , 2493, 2650 , 2748, 2956.
Warrnambool road district: altered, 1945; cons `,ituted a shire,
2958; meeting, 1536; accounts , 1732; toll-gates authorized,
1804; authorized tolls, 1826 (incorrect in 1795) ; proposed road
in the parish of \Vaugrooni, 414; proposed new road in the
parish of Cooramook, 2646.
Water. See Stores.
Water, access to, channels, reservoirs, reserves, supply, works,
&c. See Sewers. Sites.
Water-right licenses, regulation as to deposits in connection
with, 452. See Gold fields.
Watering-places.
See Sites.
Waterloo gold mining company, notice, 2533, 2647, 2745.
Wattle Creek pound: cattle impounded, 334, 419, 419, 530, 1443,
1544, 2004, 2036, 2122, 2376, 2536, 2680, 2842.
Waverley gold mining company, accounts, 225, 1735.
Waverley extended gold mining company, notice, 1973.
Weapons, seamen prohibited from carrying, while on shore, 2409.
Wedderburne pound : cattle impounded, 22, 142, 206, 231, 310,
396, 419, 477, 505, 575, 783, 838, 906, 973, 999, 1175, 1240, 1266,
1297, 1391, 1415, 1565, 1641, 1714, 1739, 1885, 1975, 2036, 2181;
2254, 2314, 2493, 2494, 2515, 2560, 2629, 2650, 2771, 2874.
Weights and measures : notice as to fees chargeable under the
weights and measures act No. 151, page 1251; inspectors
authorized to act for the crown in prosecutions under the
act, 2162.
Districts defined, places of deposit for standard copies, and
keepers thereof appointed : Ballarat, 41; Ballarat East, 291;
Buninyong, 1782; Castlemaine, 577, 2564; Creswick, 187, 2903;
East Bourke, 604; Emerald Hill, 428, 1802; Geelong, 352;
Gipps Land, 314; Grenville, 649; Kyneton, 125, 314; Mandurang,
1599; Melbourne, 428; Murray, 577;Portland, 1283,
1451; Prahran, 400; Richmond, 428; Ripon, 1363; Sandhurst,
428, 604; Stawell, 518, 717, 1005; Warrnambool, 1193; West
Bourke, 739; Wimmera, 2659.
Inspectors for districts : Ballarat, Daniel O'Connor, 41;
Castlemaine, Thomas Turner Pownal, 2142; Kyneton,
Frederick Thesiger Lavender, 125; Prahran, John Vigears
Harvey Newton, 216; Wimmera, George Idle, 717.
Wellington province, N. Zealand. See Cattle.
W elclipool, Corner Inlet, legal quay or wharf at, 1331 ; notice to
merchants, &c, trading to, 1331.
Wendouree gold mining company, notice, 2119.
Wesleyan church. See Sites. Trustees.
Wharf's. See Quays. Sites.
Wheal Fortune gold mining company, notice, 2176.
White Star gold mining company, notice, 568, 1765.
Whittlesea, petty sessions court days, 13.
Whittlesea road district, meetings, 469.
Wholesale dealers in wine, &c. See Sale of spirits.
Wickliffe pound: rates, 986; cattle impounded, 48,109,175, 206,
335, 395, 420, 477, 575, 645, 689, 728, 754, 863, 937, 1240, 1297,
1298, 1360, 1470, 1524, 1595, 1641, 1714, 1820, 1885, 2036, 2152,
2289, 2341, 2436, 2516, 2536, 2650, 2680, 2771, 2874, 2899, 2956.
Wicks, George James, enquired for, 1435.
Williamstown municipality or borough : bye-laws, 291, 561,
1928 ; election notices, 596, 624, 1590, 1613.
WW'illrwmavin road district : accounts, 200; tenders for lease of
tell-gate, 2890.
Winchelsea pound: keeper, Simon Peter Keam, acting, 658;
ditto notice corrected, 854; cattle impounded, 310, 396, 645,
863; 906, 1094, 1209, 1298, 1415, 1566, 1595, 1671, 1694, 1739,
1769, 2059, 2290, 2314, 2376, 2408, 2471, 2629, 2680, 2772.
Wine and spirit merchants, wholesale : license cancelled, 1802.
See Sale of spirits, &c.
Wittkowski brothers, their caution against negotiating bills
posted at Dunedin and not delivered, 1710, 1733.
' oady Yaloak road district : altered, 1946, 27 75 ; meeting, 1818.
Wombat Hill gold mining company, accounts, 202.
Wood (fuel).
See Stores.
Woodend municipality or borough : bye-laws, 848, 1160, 1902,
1903 ; election notices, 439, 469 ; reports, 829, 859, 2148, 2172.
Woodend pound : cattle impounded, 88, 110, 231, 335, 477, 575,
628, 666, 689, 754, 863, 889, 973, 1029, 1094, 1119, 1175, 1209,
1329, 1415, 1443, 1487, 1739, 1820, 1885, 2036, 2181, 2290, 2314,
2471, 2516, 2560, 2629, 2680, 2842, 2899.
Wood's Point, petty sessions authorized, 2045.
Woods.
See Sites.
Woodstock road district: meeting, 568; road in the parish of
Kalkallo ordered, 2854; proposed road, 1911, 1938.
Wooragee road district: proclaimed, 755; meeting, 885.
Works and buildings. See Contracts. Tenders.
Worship, public. See Churches. Registered places.
Writs issued. See Elections. Parliament.
Wurtemberg consul for the whole of the Australian colonies,
Francis S. Dutton, 1621.
Wyndham road district, rules, 746.
Y.
Yackandandah pound: authorized , 1195; rates , 1578; keeper,
Anthony Plow Kane, 1477; cattle impounded , 1596, 1620,
1641, 1792, 1850, 1885, 1975, 2004, 2059, 2089, 2122, 2152, 2181,
2208, 2290, 2314, 2344, 2408, 21.36, 2471, 2516, 2536, 2560, 2605,
2629, 2680, 2748, 2800, 2842. 2874, 2923, 2982.
Yackandandah road district : rules , 34; proposed new road, 596.
Yarra Bend . See Lunatic asylum.
Wellingtonea Gigantea quartz mining company, accounts, 280.
Z.
Wells.
See Sites.
Zuyder Zee gold mining company, accounts , 330, 1690.
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