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Notices regarding insolvent estates including appointments of meetings for creditors, sales of stock and furniture, and details of assets.
WHEREAS the Estate of John Anderson Robertson was, on the 14th of February, 1848, …
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DeceasedJohn Anderson Robertson
MagistrateMr. Justice Manning
OfficialWilliam A. Purefoy
OfficialJohn Morris
DeceasedJames Shea
OfficialR. W. G. Moore
PersonMr. Newton
DeceasedMichael Gannon
OfficialMR. LYONS
OfficialClark Irving
LocationSydney
LocationSydney
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 19, 18 February 1848.
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People in this noticeMr. Justice Manning · William A. Purefoy · John Morris · James Shea · R. W. G. Moore · Michael Gannon
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