auction · 1900
Multiple mining companies are auctioning forfeited shares due to non-payment of calls, with sales scheduled in Ballarat and Melbourne in June 1900.
NOTICE.—The undermentioned shares, forfeited for non- payment of the 18th call of Threepence per share, …
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OrgWARRANDYTE
OrgKNOCKWOOD
ManagerW. M. Acheson
ManagerWilliam Stiffe
PersonShiels and Stiffe
ManagerW. Richardson
PlaceBallarat
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceCollins-street
LocationBallarat
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 56, 1 June 1875.
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People in this noticeW. M. Acheson · William Stiffe · Shiels and Stiffe · W. Richardson
Also on page 57John Boyd Steel makes a solemn declaration regarding the truthfulness · Application to register the Exhibition Gold Mining Company No Liabilit · A declaration by David Hutchinson before Justice of the Peace Henry Me · Multiple mining companies announce the forfeiture and upcoming auction
Elsewhere in this issueThe Tangil Gold Mining & Water Supply Company No Liability made a call · A call of Sixpence per share was made by Northern Queensland Minerals · The Bingo Gold Mining Company No Liability has made its first call of · A notice regarding the 37th call of three halfpence per share for a co · All 356 notices in this issue
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