other · 1859
Licenses for warehousing goods without duty payment at premises in Melbourne have been transferred from Mr. Hamilton to Messrs. Moncrieff and Co.
NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with the pro- visions of the tenth clause of the Customs Act, 1857, …
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PersonMr. Hamilton
OfficialHenry Miller
PlaceMelbourne
PlaceWilliamstown
LocationKing and Collins streets
LocationMelbourne
License Grant20th October, 1857
License Extension14th January, 1858
Notice Date3rd May, 1859
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 71, 1859.
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