other · 1857
The partnership between George Creeth and Alfred Boxall, carrying on business as storekeepers at Long Gully, Dead Horse Flat, and Epsom, was dissolved by mutual consent on April 27, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto N existing between George Creeth and Alfred Boxall, …
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PersonGeorge Creeth
PersonAlfred Boxall
PersonGeorge Creeth
PersonAlfred Boxall
PersonHenry B. Wilson
OfficialClerk
PersonJ. M. Minter
OfficialSolicitor
LocationLong Gully
LocationDead Horse Flat
LocationEpsom
LocationSandhurst
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 46, 1857.
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