other · 1900
A solemn declaration made by A. J. Pracock, attested by Hr. Foster, a Justice of the Peace, concerning the truthfulness of a statement, likely related to company registration or a legal matter.
The above statement is, to the best of my belief and knowledge, true in every particular. …
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DeclarantA. J. Pracock
OfficialHr. Foster
OfficialJustice of the Peace
Officialsolicitor
OfficialC. Marriott Watson
LocationMelbourne
LocationEastern Bailiwick
Location60 Queen-street, Melbourne
Declaration Date14th day of June, 1900
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 62, 15 June 1890.
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