other · 1901
Mixed mining notices, all No Liability: share calls due 13 November 1901 by The Colonel North Mines & Railway Co. (Zeehan, Tasmania; 6th call, 1d, manager G. E. Robinson) and The Columbia G.M. Co. (Maldon; 3rd call, 2d, W. Ryall); plus forfeited-share AUCTIONS at the Melbourne Stock Exchange — The Sisters G.M. Co. (19 Nov), Cardigan Proprietary (12 Nov) and The Columbia G.M. Co. (12 Nov).
NOTICE is hereby given that a Call (the 6th) of One penny per share has been made on the capital of the company, …
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ManagerG. E. Robinson
ManagerW. Ryall
ManagerG. A. Lawson
LocationMelbourne
LocationNo. 31 Queen-street, Melbourne
Location60-70 Queen-street, Melbourne
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 140, 8 November 1901.
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People in this noticeG. E. Robinson · W. Ryall · G. A. Lawson
Also on page 2Two gold-mining share calls due 13 November 1901: The Corona Gold Mini · Mount Gobur North Gold Mining Co. No Liability calls its 3rd call, one · Princess Louise G.M. Co. No Liability (Bamganie) calls its 1st call, t · The Jamieson Quicksilver Mining Co. No Liability calls its 16th call,
Elsewhere in this issueThe Sisters Gold Mining Company No Liability and The South Chance Gold · New Stirling Proprietary Gold Mining Co. No Liability calls its 23rd c · Four gold-mining share calls due 13 November 1901: Federal Convention · Three gold/quartz mining share calls due 13 November 1901: The Black H · All 9 notices in this issue
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