other · 1853
Edward Hurst and William Monger dissolved their partnership as Timber Merchants in Melbourne on June 7, 1853.
1005 DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. WE, the undersigned, EDWARD HURST AND WILLIAM MONGER, …
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PersonEdward Hurst
PersonWilliam Monger
RoleTimber Merchants
PlaceBourke-street
PlaceMelbourne
PersonEdward Hurst
PersonWilliam Monger
PersonW. C. C. Humphreys
RoleSolicitor
PlaceMelbourne
LocationMelbourne
LocationMelbourne
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 41, 13 July 1853.
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