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The company was later placed into receivership on 23 August 2012. All stores with the exception of Mona Vale (New South Wales), Shepparton (Victoria), and Darwin (Northern Territory) faced imminent closure. In November 2012, the majority of the Allans/Billy Hyde stores were liquidated. The final day
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In November 2019 Billy Hyde Music opened a 'super store' in Nunawading, Victoria, where it continues to trade. It followed with another new 'super store' in Marleston, South Australia, and in December 2023 opened a second Victorian store in Ascot Vale. The company is owned and run by the Cleves
86:. George Leavis Allan joined the company in 1862, then twelve years after becoming a junior partner Allan found himself sole proprietor. (The original store had signage "Wilkie, Webster & Allan".) His son George became a partner in 1881 when the name of the firm was formally altered to 90:
By 1877 it was the largest musical warehouse south of the equator, a distinction it retained; in spite of many changes in musical retailing, the firm of Allan built its name into the record of Australian music. The company subsequently became Allans Music Australia Ltd.
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in 1994 and in 1998), and Allans Music was subsequently bought by private investors, including The Roland Corporation. In 2005 The Brackenbury Group acquired Allans Music and as at 2009, operated seven physical stores (three in Victoria, two in
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of trading was on Sunday, 25 November. On 28 November 2012, it was announced that rival music company Gallins music had successfully purchased Allans Billy Hyde effective that date, meaning major stores would re open.
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family who have been involved with music and music retail since 1964 - just two years after the first Billy Hyde store was opened.
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On 20 July, the company faced court over a case with the ATO and the Federal Court declared the Group insolvent and
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on 20 June 2018 after mass store closures to downsize the company and allegedly again owing employees.
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In 2010, Allans Music merged with Billy Hyde Music to become the largest music retailer in Australia.
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outlining the history of the founders and companies which became Allans Music
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and John Campbell Webster started a music warehouse (Wilkie and Webster) in
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In 2024 the Ascot Vale store closed and relocated back to Nunawading.
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Index

music stores
Australia
voluntary administration
Australian Taxation Office
liquidation


Gawler Place, Adelaide
Joseph Wilkie
Collins Street
Melbourne
Brashs
receivership
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australia
voluntary administration
ordered it to be wound up


"Allan, George Leavis (1826–1897)"
Australian Dictionary of Biography
Australian National University
ISBN
978-0-522-84459-7
ISSN
1833-7538
OCLC
70677943
"The Original Store"

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