appointment · 1849
Several gentlemen, including Nicholas-Joseph Coffey, Octavius Browne, Andrew Halley Knight, and Henry Arthur Smith, have been appointed as Trustees of the Savings' Bank of Port Phillip.
Superintendent's Office, 27th March, 1849. THE undermentioned gentlement arei appointed Trustees of the Savings' Bank …
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OfficialNicholas-Joseph Coffey
OfficialDr. Geoghegan
OfficialOctavius Browne, Esq.
OfficialAndrew Halley Knight, Esq.
OfficialHenry Arthur Smith, Esq.
OfficialC. J. La Trobe
LocationBelfast
LocationMelbourne
Notice DateMarch 13th, 1849
Notice Date27th March, 1849
Legislation Date11 Victoria
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 15, 28 March 1849.
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People in this noticeOctavius Browne, Esq. · Andrew Halley Knight, Esq. · Henry Arthur Smith, Esq. · C. J. La Trobe
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