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British South Africa Company: Office of Mines – Form 1 (III) (1895 Ordinance)

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Office of Mines – Form 1 (III) (1895 Ordinance)

No.	Holder	Date		Note
60329	Grand Champion (Manicaland) Ltd	17/03/1903	Umtali	Extra Licence
60401	Andrew Keir	29/06/1899	Salisbury	Extra Licence
60443	Cyril Dashwood Hoste	18/07/1899	Salisbury	Extra Licence
60851	Francis Rudolph Myburgh	22/11/1901	Umtali	Extra Licence
60855	Hugh Dhaibhidh Tulloch	22/11/1901	Umtali	Extra Licence
60979	Mashonaland Agency Ltd	26/02/1900	Umtali	Extra Licence
60984	Imperial Gold Mines and Estates Company Ltd	26/09/1902	Umtali	Extra Licence
62998	John Alexander Chalmers	23/06/1902	Salisbury	Extra Licence
63080	George Pilkington Rickards	18/09/1902	Bulawayo
63475	John Moore	31/12/1900	Gwelo	Extra Licence
64252	Victor Nugent Halliday	27/04/1903	Bulawayo
64556	Simoona Development Co Ltd	08/03/1900	Salisbury	Extra Licence
64586	Mt Gessra Development Co Ltd	18/04/1900	Salisbury	Extra Licence
64764	Jon Mack	02/11/1899	Salisbury	Extra Licence
68941	James Justin Freeman	10/07/1902	Bulawayo	Extra Licence
71102	Johannes Petrus Nell	06/05/1904	Salisbury	Extra Licence

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