other · 1855
The partnership between George Hutcheson and David Hutcheson as sheep farmers at Runnymede and Mount Struan, Glenelg, was dissolved by mutual consent on May 1, 1855. George Hutcheson will continue the business.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned, …
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Recorded in this notice
PersonGeorge Hutcheson
WitnessW. Leonard
PersonGeorge Hutcheson
PersonDavid Hutcheson
LocationRunnymede
LocationMount Struan
LocationGlenelg
Dissolution Date1st May, 1855
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 82, 24 August 1855.
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