other · 1855
The partnership between James McEwan and John Houston as ironmongers was dissolved on March 6, 1855, with James McEwan handling debts.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned, as ironmongers, …
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PersonJames McEwan
PersonJohn Houston
WitnessJ. Regg
WitnessWM. YOUNG
LocationMelbourne
Dissolution Date6th Marh, 1855
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 28, 30 March 1855.
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