Definition of Woolbrokers. Meaning of Woolbrokers. Synonyms of Woolbrokers

- Woolbrokers'; ****ociation, South Australian Stocksalesmen's (1900). The Adelaide stock & station journal : official organ of the Adelaide Woolbrokers'...
- Royal Agricultural Society, the Melbourne Hunt Club and the Victorian Woolbrokers. The Essendon Football Club is thought to have been formed in 1872 at...
- Lieutenant Colonel Roy Morell DSO, OBE (24 May 1889 – 28 June 1961) was an Australian wool broker, grazier and stockbroker who volunteered for war service...
- Victoria whilst playing with Geelong where he was emplo**** at Stachan & co, Woolbrokers and Stock and Station Agents. He later pla**** and coached with the Lismore...
- the 1890s, tenants in the Olderfleet Building included the Melbourne Woolbrokers ****ociation, and others ****ociated with agricultural industries. The...
- Pringle v Administrator, Transvaal 1990 (2) SA 379 (W). Prinsloo v Woolbrokers Federation Ltd 1955 (2) SA 298 (N). S v Kramer and Another 1987 (1) SA...
- and Henrietta Cox, but grew up in rural areas. He was a partner in a woolbrokers' firm, and on 20 August 1874 married Alice Smith, with whom he had a...
- Sydney and attended Newington College (1898–1901). He later worked as a woolbroker in Australia. Sir Anthony Owen Clavering Trollope, 16th Baronet (15 January...
- Beckett Partnership established a business as general merchants, tailors, woolbrokers, wine and spirit and tobacco merchants. In 1860 Grossmann and Brough...
- value of $65,224,000. He also served as chairman of the Christchurch Woolbrokers' ****ociation. A recreational golfer, Gibbs served terms as club captain...