other · 1860
The partnership between James Stapleton Crabb and George Temple, storekeepers and grocers at Forest Creek, Castlemaine, and Ararat, was dissolved on October 20, 1860. James Stapleton Crabb will continue the business at Forest Creek and Castlemaine, and George Temple will continue the business at Ararat.
NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership hitherto sub- N sisting between Messrs. …
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PersonJames Stapleton Crabb
PersonGeorge Temple
PersonJames Stapleton Crabb
PersonGeorge Temple
PersonJAMES STAPLETON CRABB
PersonGEORGE TEMPLE
WitnessH. C. Jones
Businessstorekeepers and grocers
PlaceForest Creek
PlaceCastlemaine
PlaceArarat
PlaceForest Creek
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 141, 1860.
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