other · 1900
Theophilus St. George Caulfield makes a solemn declaration regarding his role as manager of an intended company, affirming the truthfulness of a statement to the best of his knowledge.
THEO. ST. G. CAULFIELD, Manager. Witness to signature—BASIL J. PARKINSON. I, THEOPHILUS ST. …
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ManagerTHEO. ST. G. CAULFIELD
WitnessBasil J. Parkinson
DeclarantTheophilus St. George Caulfield
LocationVictoria
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 24, 2 March 1900.
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