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William Dymond, a licensed victualler, is applying for a certificate of discharge from his debts on February 2, 1857, at the Insolvent Court in Melbourne.
NOTICE. T APPOINT Monday, the second day of February next, …
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LicenseeWilliam Dymond
OfficialGeorge B. Austin
PersonArthur Pilleau
Licenseelicensed victualler
LocationCollingwood
LocationMelbourne
LocationColo y of Victoria
Hearing DateMonday, the second day of February next, in the year of Lord One thousand eight hundred and ffty-seven
Dated29th December, 1856
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 168, 1856.
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