other · 1901
Two individuals, David Thomas Davies and James Stephenson, intend to apply for certificates of discharge from insolvency in Melbourne.
THE above-named David Thomas Davies intends to apply to the Court of Insolvency at Melbourne, …
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InsolventDavid Thomas Davies
InsolventDavid Thomas Davies
OfficialPavey, Wilson, and Cohen
InsolventJames Stephenson
InsolventJames Stephenson
LocationMelbourne
LocationMelbourne
LocationState of Victoria
LocationNew Law Courts, Melbourne
LocationMelbourne
LocationQueen-street, Melbourne
Application Datetwenty- ninth day of March, One thousand nine hundred and one
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 31, 1901.
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