other · 1847
A notice announces the dissolution of the Gemmel and Maiden partnership, the extension of post-office delivery to Collingwood commencing March 22nd, 1847, and the placement of a letter box for unpaid letters at Mr. William Sherry's shop.
Melbourne, 2nd March, 1847. THE copartnery carried on 'between the undersigned, under the firm of Gemmel and Maiden, …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonGemmel
PersonMaiden
PlaceJunction Inn
PlaceLower Murray
PersonJames Maiden
PersonRobert Gemmel
WitnessJames Milne
PlaceCollingwood
OfficialChief Postmaster
OfficialHenry D. Kemp
PlaceMelbourne
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 10, 10 March 1847.
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Also on page 3A list of impounded animals at Kalkallo Pound, including descriptions · Several cattle including cows, a heifer calf, a stag, and a bullock we · A bay horse impounded on February 23rd, branded 2 near shoulder, HE or
Elsewhere in this issueNotice is given that the Annual Licensing Meeting for the County of Bo · A notice from the Police Office in Belfast on March 9, 1847, announcin · Notice of an Annual Licensing Meeting for the Petty Sessions District · Notice is given regarding the renewal of publicans' annual licenses in · All 17 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 9 March 1847 · 62 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 12 March 1847 · 41 notices
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