auction · 1844
The schooner "Marian Watson" and its stores will be sold by auction, along with the stock-in-trade, furniture, horses, cattle, and effects of the insolvent estate of James Crispe.
936 all her stores, &c., as she is now lying off Jones' Wharf. …
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Recorded in this notice
AuctioneerJames Roberts
DeceasedJames Crispe
Roleinnkeeper
Official AssigneeHutchinson Bell
Official AssigneeOfficial Assignee
OfficialDeputy
LocationJones' Wharf
LocationCircular Wharf
LocationMyrtle Creek
LocationMyrtle Creek
Sale DateJuly 23rd
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 65, 19 July 1844.
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Near this placeJones' Wharf · Circular Wharf · Myrtle Creek