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Page-4 Port Phillip advertisements, March 1843: a benevolent appeal by R. A. Balburnie for the widow Mrs Hennesy and her seven children at Richmond; a Richmond house to let for a boarding school; a large books-and-stationery clearance (Carfrae & Bland, Collins-street); and ~8,000 sheep with a Portland Bay district station for sale (apply Jones Agnew Smith).
TO THE BENEVOLENT AND AFFLUENT. [52] THE subscribers begs to solicit the public in aid of a widow and seven children, …
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BeneficiaryMrs. Hennesy
PersonR. A. BALBURNIE
PersonO'Cock
PersonCavenagh
PersonWooley
PersonCapt Roach
AuthorSir Walter Scott
AuthorByron
EditorMoore
AuthorShakspeare
EditorJohnson
EditorStevens
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 13, 20 March 1843.
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People in this noticeR. A. BALBURNIE · O'Cock · Cavenagh · Wooley · Sir Walter Scott · Byron
Elsewhere in this issuePort Phillip shipping and court miscellany, late March 1843: departure · H. & M. announce a great reduction in prices and a wide variety of new · A notice regarding a second adjourned meeting of creditors for the ins · A third adjourned meeting of creditors for the estate of George Coulst · All 15 notices in this issue
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