Gibson Brothers and Taylor and Co Shine in Xmas Trade
A Christmas report notes Gibson Brothers in Peak Hill driving a busy Xmas display across Mercery and Fancy, Hats, Boots, Jewellery, and Crockery while A W Taylor and Co promote general merchandise with large stock, timely gifts, and quick service aided by telephony and up to date systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Brothers
Peak Hill
Gibson de Merchant Tradera
Taylor & Co
Vuletide
Taylor and Co's
Taylor's
Sydney
Santa Claus
Folte
Boaters
Ins
Mosare
A. W. Taylor and Co
Tomingley merchant Joins as Monarch of All He Stores
J W Lees, Tomingley’s prominent retailer, holds a unique position through shrewd business sense and low prices. His staff and expanding trade bolster a thriving store, with a new circulating library and strong local demand met by fast door-to-door delivery. Lees has ten years in Tomingley and aims for continued growth and fair dealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomingley
John W. Leee
Lore
Robinson Orusos
Lees
DeLacy Family Named Prominent Peak Hill Merchants
A special Town and Country journal feature praised BH L DeLacy as the best local business in Peak Hill, noting the couple’s popularity and sharp Christmas sales. The advertises a Marble Fountain shop, pure coral drinks, up to date tobaccos, Christmas toys and books, musical instruments, and new shops opposite Poet Olle with expansion planned. DeLacy imports King’s Own tobacco blends from America and operates wholesale and retail outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joonxat
Peak Hill
BH. L. DeLacy
Sydney
DeLacy
DeZacy
Bidaay
Mrs Malouf and Son Store Expands at Peak Hill
Mrs B Malouf reports strong first-year success at Peak Hill opposite the Bank of Australasia. The store showcases menswear including New shirts, a Gent's Department with suits and footwear, and a varied ladies wear selection with underclothings. The stock features Italian goods such as Borshoo, Standard Lighthouse boots, and a large range of Xmas toys for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Malouf
Ben
Bank of Australasia
B. Malouf
Peak Hill
Re Lighthouse
Mia
Malouf
Hand's Store at Peak Hill Prominent Local Shop
The long established Peak Hill store now run by Thomas Hand successor to his father Mr Thomas Hand, pioneer trader. The business carries groceries crockery glassware clothing and ironmongery with land trade needs served as well. The store enjoys strong popularity and offers a ready welcome to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peak Hill
Thomas Hand
Tawao
Hand’s
Barnett’s agency saloon gifts boosted by holiday stock
Painter at work on the agency and Haining Saloon with thorough stock of Xmas toys, postcards, tobacco goods, and novelties. Mr Barnett supports Express circulation, providing copies locally as sales rise weekly. hairdressing under Mr Barnett’s supervision ensures public satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haining
Ani
Barnett
Bydooy
Kmas
Santa Claus
Barpatt
Sydney Refreshment Rooms opens under J P Wabakia
New business in town runs Sydney Refreshment Rooms managed by J P Wabakia who provides fresh fish and oyatera from Sydney and round‑the‑clock mule sales. Fruit confectionery and Xmas goods are imported for the season with bright displays and Toad cool drinks available. Address noted as W Barnaty's, Onawell Gtreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
J. P. Wabakia
Toad Cool Drinks
Ius Creama
Next
Upbeat Note From Eira Pharmacy Story
A local item from Eira notes Mr. Stephenn’s progress and introduces a new pharmacy scene. It mentions the Beak branch and Mr Copelani credential, while praising the up-to-date pharmacy and public interest in prescriptions and faiths. Warm greetings are sent to an old friend and to Bangalow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eira
Copelani
Stephenn
Bangalow
Valedictory at Tomingley farewell supper for Mr Colbran
A farewell supper marked Tomingley events as Mr Tom Colbran announced plans to start business in Peak Hill. About thirty couples attended with music and dancing. speeches by local figures praised Colbran and wished him success in his new venture while noting he would not be far away and friends should visit often.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Colbren
Tomingley
Peak Hill
Hobart
Arrom
Naval
J. B. McGudden
Tom Calbran
Calbran
J. McCadden
Colbranth
W. McKeown
Dolores
Pass
Hill
J.P. Boilly
Colbran
F Graham
Hiavious
Aca
J. W. Leas
Z. P. Faille
Hous
Hoatau
HJ. Edwards
J. MsCuddon
Smith
Nine Wickets for Nil in Junior League Match
D Middleton delivered a remarkable bowling display for Br a ter s Church of Hogland A at Lewisham Methodist in the Western Suburbs Churches' Cricket Union. He took nine wickets for no runs, bowling 40 balls, with a second innings five for 12 as stumps fell at five for 30. The secretary notes Middleton as a left hand bowler with both leg and off break.
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Brater
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Exrness
Gibson Bros
J. W. Lees
Mrs. Malouf and Son
Bid Barnett
J. P. Tabakis
Stephens
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