other · 1855
The partnership between Thomas Mason and Benjamin Culley, trading as Mason and Culley, auctioneers and general dealers at Williamstown, was dissolved on November 1, 1854.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given that the partner- ship between the undersigned THOMAS MASON and …
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PersonThomas Mason
PersonBenjamin Culley
PersonTHOS. MASON
PersonBENJN. CULLEY
WitnessHenry Jennings
WitnessROBT. LAWSON
PlaceWilliamstown
Dissolution Datefirst day of November last
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 1, 2 January 1855.
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