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| :C.{{Note|NoteC}}{{resize|[[Barry Sullivan (stage actor)|Barry Sullivan]] had been sole lessee and manager of the [[Theatre Royal, Melbourne|Theatre Royal]] from March 1863 to 16 February 1866, when he played his last night and relinquished management of the theatre. He then sublet the Theatre Royal to [[William Hoskins (actor)|William Hoskins]] for the ensuing twelve months.<ref name=ageFeb1866/> In February 1867 Hoskins passed it on to the consortium of Stewart, Harwood, Bellair, Vincent, Hennings and Lambert.<ref name=consortium/>}} | :C.{{Note|NoteC}}{{resize|[[Barry Sullivan (stage actor)|Barry Sullivan]] had been sole lessee and manager of the [[Theatre Royal, Melbourne|Theatre Royal]] from March 1863 to 16 February 1866, when he played his last night and relinquished management of the theatre. He then sublet the Theatre Royal to [[William Hoskins (actor)|William Hoskins]] for the ensuing twelve months.<ref name=ageFeb1866/> In February 1867 Hoskins passed it on to the consortium of Stewart, Harwood, Bellair, Vincent, Hennings and Lambert.<ref name=consortium/>}} |
 .{{Note|NoteD}}{{resize|In the late 1850s Hennings' eldest brother Frederic arrived in Fiji as an agent for the German firm of J. C. Godeffroy & Co., for the purpose of commercial and plantation development on the islands. He was soon joined by two other brothers, William and Gustave Hennings, and the three brothers established stores at [[Levuka]] (on the island of [[Ovalau]]), [[Lomaloma]] (on [[Vanua Balavu]]) and on the [[Rewa River]] (on [[Viti Levu]]), to serve as hubs for surrounding plantations. The brothers formed F. & W. Hennings, founded initially on credit from Godeffroys, to trade in cotton, coffee, and coconut products. Business boomed during the 1860s. When J. C. Godeffroy & Co. withdrew their investments from Fiji in about 1867... <ref>Deryck Scarr (1972), 'Creditors and the House of Hennings: An Elegy from the Social and Economic History of Fiji', ''The Journal of Pacific History'', Vol. 7, pages 104-123.</ref><ref>Elisabeth Hennings, [https://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-317352493/view?sectionId=nla.obj-330015828 'Vaka Totomi'], ''Pacific Islands Monthly'', 1 November 1948, page 43.</ref>}} | |
| .{{Note|NoteD}}{{resize|Hennings family in Fiji.}} | |
| == References == | == References == |
Okumaya devam et...