Photograph. Harry Biggs Collection. 2 small black & white photos of J R Hoskins Timber & Iron Yards. Photo 1 - A corner of the moulding mill at J R Hoskins - it shows men working at the mill - inside in a large shed. Photo 2 - The front of the business in Hargreaves & Queen Streets, Bendigo. 2 horses & carts with a load of timber on them. There are also 9 men standing at the front.organization, business, commercial, harry biggs collection, j r hoskins timber & iron yards

Sepia photograph. J R Hoskins Timber & Iron Yard. Timber premises, verandah. Horse on left hand side, 10 men posed in foreground. C A Brown's shop partly pictured on left side, hairdressing saloon. Physical description: faded. Inscriptions/Markings: Wall Bros. Photographers, 15 Chapel St., St. Kilda. Exactly Opposite All Saints' Church.Wall Brosbusiness, bendigo timber & iron yards, wall bros photographers, j.r. hoskins

Sepia photograph. Premises of 'J R Hoskins, lathes and plaster, timber and iron yard', 'Bendigo Timber and Iron Yards J R Hoskins Proprietor'. Timber building, Verandah on street front left hand side. 17 men and boys standing in line in front of premises. Killian & Son Watch Maker and Jeweler on the right. Inscriptions: Nil.business, bendigo timber & iron yards, hoskins

In the early 1980s the firm of Watson, James & Rogers merged with the partnership of Every & Every and became the iconic “Rogers & Every” as known today. The firm is still located on Bull Street. https://rogersevery.com.au/about/* Indenture between William Emmett of Mologa, Farmer, and John Roberts Hoskins of Sandhurst, Timber merchant. Dated August 1886. * Assignment between William Emmett of Mologa, Farmer, and John Roberts Hoskins of Sandhurst, Timber merchant. Dated August 1886 * Account of Sales of horses, cattle, Farm implements etc. sold at auction on account of William Emmett by R O'Neil, Auctioneer.Signaturesr o'neill, j r hoskins, timber merchant

Bendigo Advertiser ''The way we were'' from 2000. J.R. Hoskins saw mills: in December 1885, Joseph Hoskins purchased the timber yards of E. Noble. Eventually this yard run through to Dowling (now Queen) Street and a factory was established which supplied the blackwood seats for the new Sacred Heart Cathedral. Joseph Hoskins was mayor of Sandhurst council during 1891. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were