other · 1856
The partnership between Paul King Bracken and John Gurney, as storekeepers and dairymen at Sulky Gully, near Creswick's Creek, was dissolved by mutual consent on October 29, 1856, with Paul King Bracken handling debts.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore N existing between Paul King Bracken and John Gurney, …
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PersonPaul King Bracken
PersonJohn Gurney
Rolestorekeepers
Roledairymen
PersonPaul King Bracken
PersonJohn Gurney
PersonP. K. BRACKEN.
WitnessG. CLENDINNING, M.D.
LocationSulky Gully
LocationCreswick's Creek
Dissolution Date29th day of October, 1856
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 142, 1856.
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Near this placeSulky Gully · Creswick's Creek