notice · 1845
The Hunter River Auction Company is dissolved from May 7, 1845, and John Alger has ceased to be a shareholder in the New Zealand Banking Company as of May 5, 1845.
Yass, 5th May, 1845. Clerk of Petty Sessions. 667 NOTICE is hereby given, …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialQuinten Swift
OfficialSecretary
PersonJohn Alger
DeceasedJohn Jones
LocationYass
LocationMorpeth
LocationSydney
LocationGreenswamp
LocationBathurst
Notice Date5th May, 1845
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 40, 20 May 1845.
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People in this noticeQuinten Swift · John Alger · John Jones
Also on page 7Articles of unclaimed property in possession of the Singleton Police w · Claimants against the estate of John Hard, late of Bango, near Yass, d · Multiple notices regarding insolvent estates, including plans of distr
Elsewhere in this issueThe tickets of leave for numerous prisoners of the Crown have been can · A Special General Meeting of the Yass District Council will be held on · Peter Fitzgibbon, arrived per ship Portland 1833, died suddenly at Mus · EDWARD AGNEW · All 40 notices in this issue
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