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Article : 382 wordsJohn Warner, of Market-street, Sydney, baker. Debts, £50 16s,; Assets, £14 15s. 9½d.—Balance deficiency, £36 0s. 2¼d. John: Morris, Official Assignee. ...
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The Australian (Sydney, NSW : 1824 - 1848), Mon 30 Dec 1844, Page 3
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