Paling & Co Christmas Shops Showrooms and Security Vaults
The George Street establishment presents a vast Christmas stock with vinyl rooms, piano and gramophone departments, and a strong fourth floor music stock. Paling’s is Brisbane and country branches' supplier, with Steinway pianos and Lipp piano lines, plus large basement storage for valuables via Sydney Safe Deposit Company. The article notes new stores, workshops, and shows a secure, heavily guarded vault area underlines the store's growing business.
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W. H. Paling and Company
George Citeet
Aiyaye
Eginsing
Aduet Music Department
Pallog
Palligs
Steinway
Aleel Misio Tade
Mals
Paling
Ealey
Messrs
Ld Pliplis Tale Music Teasons
Peling
Brisbane
Newcastle
Country
Tn Fuiine
Rauher
Bessen
Te Sydney Safe Depoe Company
Leofs
W D Johnstone and Co a Strand and George Street firm
Music shop touts twenty years of service selling high quality instruments at unbeatable prices. Violins, pianos, accordions, guitars and more on hand with prices ranging from a few shillings to hundreds of pounds. Aimed at both wholesale and retail customers with emphasis on affordable tones and reliable touch.
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Messrs
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Compeny
Strand
George Street
Johnstone
Fié
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Hanks and Co Advertise Christmas Goods Range
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Among Sydney business houses the Bat of Mesere M'kean Brothers and Rigg Limited is widely known for first class goods. Their stock features pinoy crema ware and other items, with displays drawing customer attention and a brisk trade in preparations for the holiday season.
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Thas Bat
Preneusre Mock and Pocket Items Stir Confusion
A garbled report mentions jars locks purses and various devices in a nonsensical array. Despite unclear references to New Year gills and water-bags, the text hints at a mock or prank scenario with implied amusement and disorder. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable.
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Ward's show showcases improved colonial manufacturing stoves
The piece notes that colonial manufacturers claim a new range of cooking and heating stoves will aid households. It lists items from two pot stoves to grand mansion grade cookers and hot water circulating apparatus, all locally made by a Surry Hills ironworks.
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Wien
Mtr
Uhie Brnatibell
Goulburn Street grocer Israel Tsrae floods Sydney with Christmas orders
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Griffiths Brothers Offer Seasonal Tea and Beverages
Griffiths Brothers Proprietary Limited promote a holiday display of tea, beverages, and other goods at their premises opposite the Town Hall in New South Wales. The firm emphasizes cleanliness and quality, invites visitors to inspect their factory and warehouse, and notes busy Christmas trade as visitors increase.
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Une
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Walos
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Dave
Om Businent
Pi-street
Mey
Pitt-atreet
School of Arts
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St. Bened O School
Pitt-street
Sydney
Wesara
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Carriera
Elise
Adamon
Churche
Sanders and Company
T le Company
Blug-areet
Kentairest
Hobblewhite and Company
Georme
Thiele
Australasia
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M'Kenna
W. ©. Toose
George-arrest
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Dalwood and Company. Limited
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Leelee
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Grant and Company
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Iide
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Public letter questions band pay and duties in 19th century era
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John Forrsg
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Moete
Jon
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Wandayer
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Gand
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Ihn Sirenelh
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Letter to editor complains about Sydney ferries comfort and seats
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Soldiers for South Africa and a Christmas adjournment
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Mort heavily referenced in attached book note fragment
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Mort
Theoele of
Pinid
Sonteles
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