auction · 1900
Multiple mining companies are auctioning forfeited shares due to non-payment of calls, with sales scheduled in Melbourne.
NOTICE is hereby given that all shares in the above com- pany on which the 1st call of Seven shillings and sixpence …
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ManagerGEO. RUFFLE
ManagerA. J. Peacock
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceCollins-street
PlaceEquitable Building
PlaceStock Exchange
PlaceStock Exchange Hall
PlaceCRESWICK
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 41, 27 April 1900.
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Also on page 71Two gold mining companies, New Stirling Proprietary and Southern and P · Shares in LL company forfeited for non-payment of the 36th call of A T · Shares in the New Madame Hopkins G. M. Coy. No Liability were forfeite · Shares in Cathcart Proprietary Gold Mines No Liability will be sold by
Elsewhere in this issueForfeited shares in the Duke United Company No Liability will be sold · Shares in the Gleneine Number One Company No Liability were forfeited · Forfeited shares in the Federal Centrifugal Gold Sluicing Company No L · Forfeited shares in the Kangaroo Company No Liability will be sold by · All 368 notices in this issue
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