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The partnership between William Dunn and Edwin Storke as fellmongers and tallow chandlers has been dissolved, with Edwin Storke to discharge all debts.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE partnership hitherto existing between WILLIAM DUNN and EDWIN STORKE, …
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PersonWilliam Dunn
PersonEdwin Storke
PersonEdwin Storke
PersonWillian Dunn
PersonEdwin Storke
PersonRichard Forrest
PersonDaniel Duncan
LocationMelbourne
Dissolution Datetwenty-second day of March, 1855
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 29, 3 April 1855.
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People in this noticeEdwin Storke · Willian Dunn · Richard Forrest · Daniel Duncan
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