other · 1840
A partnership between J. and B. Sullivan, previously conducted at the M'Leay River, was dissolved by mutual consent on September 20, 1839, with John H. Sullivan continuing the business solely.
Court House, Sydney, 23rd September, 18405 NOTICE is hereby given, …
Read the corrected notice
The full corrected transcription, the exact page region of the original scan, a clean downloadable page and citation tools.
Recorded in this notice
SignatoryJ. H. Sullivan
SignatoryJohn H. Sullivan
OffenderJ. H. Sullivan
SignatoryB. R. Sullivan
PersonJohn Dillon
PersonThomas Sydney Hall
LocationSydney
LocationM'Leay River
LocationSydney
Notice Date23rd September, 18405
Dissolution Date20th day of September, 1839
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 61, 30 September 1840.
The trail continues
Every record leads to another — follow the people, pages and weeks that surround this notice.
This person elsewhereJ. H. SULLIVAN 14 share this name
People in this noticeJohn H. Sullivan · B. R. Sullivan · John Dillon · Thomas Sydney Hall
Also on page 11Joseph Still has been appointed Keeper of the Public Pound at the Nepe · Unclaimed property held by the Newcastle police will be sold by public · An auction of unclaimed property including clothing, household items, · A notice announcing the Campbelltown Quarter Sessions will be held on
Elsewhere in this issueNew Post Offices were established at Gunning, St. Mary's, and Price's · A list of unclaimed letters for September 1840 is published by the Pos · Tickets of Leave cancelled (Convicts' Office, Sydney, 28 Sep 1840): 14 · A notice regarding the fixing of fares for carters, boatmen, and porte · All 95 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 30 September 1840 · 11 notices
Similar noticesThe partnership between J. H. Sullivan and B. R. Sullivan was dissolve 1840 · Notice of the dissolution of partnership between J. H. Sullivan and B. 1840 · Two separate notices announce the dissolution of partnerships: one bet 1841 · The partnership of Eccleston and Hirst, trading in Sydney, was dissolv 1846
Near this placeSydney · M'Leay River