other · 1848
The partnership between Edward Wilson and Charles Kilburn, trading as Kilburn and Wilson, stockholders at Umemering, was dissolved on November 24, 1848, with Edward Wilson handling debts.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. 24th November, 1848. NOTICE is hereby given, …
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Recorded in this notice
PartnerEdward Wilson
PartnerCharles Kil- burn
Business NameKilburn and Wilson
Occupationstockholders
PlaceUmemering
PlaceWestern Port
Business LocationArgus Office
PlaceCollins-street
WitnessALEX. M'MASTER
WitnessW. J. Thomas
Dissolution Date24th November, 1848
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 48, 29 November 1848.
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People in this noticeCharles Kil- burn · ALEX. M'MASTER · W. J. Thomas
Also on page 11Five police horses considered unfit for colonial service will be sold · Notice to creditors to prove claims on the estate of Samuel Grant, dec · A chestnut horse impounded at Morang, River Plenty on November 22nd, 1 · A red bullock and a yellow bullock were impounded at Bacchus Marsh on
Elsewhere in this issueFresh tenders are being received for forming approaches to the Barwon · Tenders are required for a project, with information available at the · Tenders are requested until noon on Saturday, December 16th, for suppl · Title deeds for Port Phillip lands, including grants to John Hepburn, · All 42 notices in this issue
The same week in the colonyNew South Wales Government Gazette 28 November 1848 · 69 notices · New South Wales Government Gazette 1 December 1848 · 101 notices
Near this placeUmemering · Western Port · Collins-street