other · 1858
This notice contains three distinct sections: a dissolution of partnership between William Glennie and John Munro, a notice for a creditors' meeting regarding an insolvency case involving Edward Courtney and James Hope, and a legal case in the Supreme Court of Victoria between Robert Smith and Alexander Kilgour.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto N existing between us, …
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PersonWilliam Glennie
PersonJohn Munro
PlaceMain road, Ballaarat
OfficialS. B. Vaughan, solicitor
OffenderEdward Courtney
OffenderJames Hope, Esqrs.
PersonRobert Smith
PersonAlexander Kilgour
PlaceWilliamstown
Placeparish of Cutpaw-paw
Placecounty of Bourke
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 131, 28 September 1858.
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