advertisement · 1886
Andrew Minchin, a general blacksmith and implement maker in Nathalia, advertises his services including making buggies, wagons, and water lifts, and selling corn sacks and fencing wire.
The highest market value give:, CONDUCTED for Hides, Skins, and Tallow. …
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PersonEGS Ln
PersonAndrew Minchin
PersonFleming, Curtis and Co.
PersonC. A. Whitty
PersonJohn Stewart
PersonGEORGE SYNNOT & CO.,
LocationNATHALIA
LocationNUMURKAH
LocationGEELONG
Year1885
The Nathalia Herald, No. 106, 1886-02-11.
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People in this noticeAndrew Minchin · JAM ES FRY A N D CO. (LIMITED) · Fleming, Curtis and Co. · C. A. Whitty · John Stewart · GEORGE SYNNOT & CO.,
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