other · 1901
Daniel Gissane, an insolvent labourer from Colac, intends to apply for a certificate of discharge from the Court of Insolvency at Geelong on October 17, 1901.
E. C. A. DOWNING. McKean and McKean, 237 Collins-street, Melbourne, solicitors for the applicant. …
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Recorded in this notice
OffenderDaniel Gissane
OfficialE. C. A. Downing
Officialsolicitors
Officialapplicant
Rolelabourer
Offenderinsolvent
LocationColac
LocationState of Victoria
LocationGeelong
LocationMelbourne
LocationCollins-street
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 123, 1901.
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