advertisement · 1890
HODGSON & SMITH, Grain Brokers, announce new commodious stores erected on the Railway Line, Kensington and Moreland, capable of storing 200,000 Bags, and prepared to receive Oats, Barley, Bran, Maize, Peas, and other Grains for storage or sale.
Agency (Formerly JAMESE (LAHTED ESTABLISH AND PICOLA, NARIOKA, KOTUPNA, AND MOIRA ADVERTISER. Hon, I'he Hon. …
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The Nathalia Herald, No. 375, 1890-08-14.
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