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The partnership between W. C. Smith and Joseph Howe, operating the Royal Oak Horse and Cattle Yards, was dissolved by mutual consent on March 18, 1854.
NOTICE. The partnership hitherto existing between W. C. …
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PersonW. C. Smith
PersonJoseph Howe
LocationQueen- street
WitnessG. M. Newman
Dissolution Date18th March, 1854
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 24, 1854.
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