other · 1843
The partnership between John Gun Collins, Alexander Longmore, and William Hart, carrying on business at the Woodstock Mills, Illawarra, was dissolved on January 5, 1843, with George King acting as agent for claims.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE Partnership heretofore subsisting between the undersigned, …
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Recorded in this notice
PartnerJohn Gun Collins
PartnerAlexander Longmore
PartnerWM. HART
AttorneyWilliam Hamilton Hart
WitnessWilliam Minithorpe
AgentGeorge King
Business LocationWoodstock Mills
RegionIllawarra
CitySydney
StreetLower George-street
BusinessWoodstock Mills
New South Wales Government Gazette, No. 4, 10 January 1843.
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