Archival Resources Details

Australasian United Steam Navigation Company - Records

Title
Australasian United Steam Navigation Company - Records
Repository
State Library of Victoria, Australian Manuscripts Collection
Reference
M1846-1853
Date Range
1887 - 1961
Description

Correspondence; receipts; memorandum of articles of association; general meetings agenda book, 1887-1937; Register of mortgages or charges created by Australasian United Steam Navigation Company, 1898-1939; Directors' meetings minute book, 1887-1942; debenture stockholders' meetings 1898-1949; register of shareholders, 1887-1903; newspaper cuttings; printed annual reports and accounts, 1887-1959; ledger, 1937-48; ledger accounts, 1937-1946; voyage and foreign journal, 1887-1932; papers of B. R. T. Greer (a director), 1956-61; registers of probate of Australasian United Steam Navigation Company share and debenture holders, 1917-1961.

Quantity
8 microfilm reels

Corporate Bodies

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