other · 1856
This notice contains multiple distinct announcements including the cessation of authority for Mr. Jonathan Porter O'Brien to draw cheques and bills for Griffiths, Fanning and Co., and two separate dissolutions of partnership for "Adamson, Harvey and Co." and "R. C. and W. Arnot".
NOTICE. MR. JONATHAN PORTER O'BRIEN'S authority to draw Cheques and Bills, and transact other business on our account, …
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PersonMr. J. F. Richardson
PersonAdamson
PersonRobertson
PersonFrederick M. Adamson
PersonJames R. Robertson
PersonO. G. Adamson
PersonA. Denny Harvey
PersonJohn Mackenzie
PersonJames Smith
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 92, 1 August 1856.
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People in this noticeMr. J. F. Richardson · Adamson · Robertson · Frederick M. Adamson · James R. Robertson · O. G. Adamson
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