Photograph of the Newsagency on Main Street Greensborough.Digital copy of black and white photograph.greensborough, newsagency

Black and white photographWritten below photograph: "Opposite Railway Station - Main St. (Early) Written on rear of backing sheet: "Opp. Railway. Stn. 'De Valera arrested' on poster. (Internet search indicates Irish politition, Eamon De Valera, was reported in New York Tribune on August 16, 1923, as having been arrested.)

Shows newsagent, Lebanese food shop, Supermarket 'open 7 days'colour photograph unmountedNewsagent Ormond Rd Elwoodelwood, ormond road, 1996, elwood shops, newsagents

Names a newsagent who operated in Liebig Street in mid 20th century. G W. ClarkeTypical wrapping paper of the time and provides a list of items typically sold by newsagents at that time.Cream paper bag, with dark blue text inside a rectangular boxCLARKE’S/FOR CARDS/NEWSAGENTS/STATIONERY, BOOKS, GAMES,/SOUVENIRS, MUSIC, PAPER BACKS, ETC./ LIEBIG STREET, WARRNAMBOOL/ Phone: 2407warrnambool, clarke’s, liebig street, stationery, newsagents, clarke gw

Edgar's Newsagency was situated on the corner of Hargreaves Street and Killians Walk. It later became POwney's Newsagency and then The Athletes Foot.Edgars Newsagency Receipts: A collection of receipts (9) in cream, grey and beige coloured card. In blue ink is Edgars Newsagency, 293 Hargreaves Street, Bendigo Phone 238. The date, amount and transaction no. Box 625business, retail, newsagency, edgars newsagency. hargreaves street

Business John Mayes Bookseller Stationer Newsagent Music Stawell. Inscription Childe on parapet of building. Mr J.C. Johnson 10 Main Street Stawell. On back of photo.Man and boy standing in front of newsagent.stawell

Document, Dean Henry Backhaus Centenary Committee, Advertising for Henry Backhaus D.D. 'AGE' 4.9.82 $62.40. Account payable to: Gibson's Authorised Newsagency 126 McCrae Street Bendigo. On reverse is official letterhead of Dean Henry Backhaus Centenary.Gibson's Authorised Newsagency, Bendigobendigo, church, dean henry backhaus

Lamannas Newsagency 26 Myers Street Lakes Entrance Victoria 20.12.1995. Also black and white photograph of Joe and Karen Lamanna and their children Chloe and Beau of Lamannas Newsagency Myers Street Lake Entrance number 03746.1 size 7 x 7 cmBlack and white photograph of Philip and Cathy Berlingeri of Lamannas Newsagency 26 Myers Street Lakes Entrance Victoriabusinesses, commerce

Carols by Candlelight required the assistance of the general public around Melbourne to sell programs and other items, assist ticket sales and other activities. Various avenues were used to call for this assistance, including the circulation of Help Wanted signs at newsagent kiosks at metropolitan railway stations. In this image, a woman buys something from a newsagent kiosk, whilst another person waits behind her. The newsagent smiles from behind his stack of papers, beside a Life Savers rack and in front of cigarette towers behind him. Above him is an advertisement for Goldstream tobacco. The sign attached slightly over the tobacco advertisement reads: Help Required for Carols by Candlelight commencing 27th Nov. 5 1/4 hours daily. 6 day week inc. Saturday. For 4 weeks. 80 cents per hour. If interested phone Mr Burke 511381.carols by candlelight, royal victorian institute for the blind

Edgar's Newsagency was situated on the corner of Hargreaves Street and Killians Walk. It later became POwney's Newsagency and then The Athletes Foot.Edgars' Newsagency: Billing card, cream with black print. Name: Mrs Thomas, 96 Rae St. From 07/01/50 to 29/06/50. Box 625business, retail, general, edgars' newsagency

Carrie Rogers Murrell, b.1905 at Daylesford, was a daughter of William Murrell and his wife Lily, née Clarke/Young. She was a grand-daughter of Ambrose and Mary Murrell. Carrie Murrell attended Linton State School, completing Grade 8 in 1n 1918. She then assisted her father in the Linton newsagency, before taking over as its manager, a role she enjoyed for some seventy years. In 1932 she moved the business from its site on the west side of Sussex Street to the east side, into a shop next to the Railway Hotel that had previously been run as a shoe shop by Dan Cornish. This shop remained as the Linton Newsagency until Carrie retired. It is now used as a private residence. Carrie Murrell died in 1998.Colour photo of Murrell's Newsagency, Miss Murrell seated in front doorway.carrie murrell, linton newsagency

The Watsonia Newsagency is operating from 93 Watsonia Road Watsonia in 2108Multi-coloured print on white. List of services on reverse sidebusiness cards, newsagents

Gift from Powney's Newsagency CharltonCream coloured plastic key tag with eyeletWith compliments Powney;s Newsagency (in blue ink). Will the finder of these keys kindly return to the address on the reverse side (in red ink)powney's newsagency, charlton, key tag

This postcard is part of an album of postcards which date from late 19th century to mid 20th century. Now spelt as 'Warragul', this postcard uses the word "Warragal", which is one spelling for the word for 'dingo' in the Darug language.This postcard is in an album of postcards dating from the late 19th century to mid 20th century and, as such, indicate the popularity of postcards during that time.A postcard depicting the country butcher in the Warragal District, produced by newsagent Fred H Small.Front, bottom right of image: 'Fred H. Small / Newsagent' Front, underneath image: 'Country Butcher, Warragal District' Back, left hand side, vertical: 'Semco Series, Box 545, G.P.O., Melbourne.' Back, top of postcard: 'POST CARD' Back, top, off-centre: 'THE ADDRESS ONLY TO BE WRITTEN HERE' Back, top right corner: 'Printed / in / Australia'postcard, 1900s, "green postcard album"

This postcard is part of an album of postcards which date from late 19th century to mid 20th century. Now spelt as 'Warragul', this postcard uses the word "Warragal", which is one spelling for the word for 'dingo' in the Darug language.This postcard is in an album of postcards dating from the late 19th century to mid 20th century and, as such, indicate the popularity of postcards during that time.A postcard depicting sleeper cutting in the Warragal District, produced by newsagent Fred H Small.Front, bottom left of image: 'Fred H. Small / Newsagent' Front, underneath image: 'Sleeper Cutting, Warragal District.' Back, left hand side, vertical: 'Semco Series, Box 545, G.P.O., Melbourne.' Back, top of postcard: 'POST CARD' Back, top, off-centre: 'THE ADDRESS ONLY TO BE WRITTEN HERE' Back, top right corner: 'Printed / in / Australia'postcard, 1900s, "green postcard album"

Frank J. Every business was Every's Newsagency, corner of Kilian's Walk, Bendigo.Two page carbon copy of letter. Letterhead on top left hand corner : 'Frank J. Every's Bendigo, Book and Stationery Centre and Modern Lending Library'. Letter content addresses instructions to employees regarding courtesy, honesty, service, appearance and economy. Examples: economy 'wrap your parcels neatly, using the size paper that will best do the job' and courtesy ' let commonsense and discretion guide you at all times in the remarks you address to customers'. frank j. every, newsagents, stationery centre, library

One A3 sheet of nine black and white photocopied images on a grey background, that relate to the Every family. Images include three interior photos of the Every Newsagency, four photos of a two storey house and two photos of house interior and yard. Every Collection: frank j. every, newsagents, house,

Every's newsagency was on the corner of Kilian's Walk, Bendigo. Buff coloured invoice. Written across top in black text 'The Bendigo Independent, W. Wright, Manager, Williamson Street, Bendigo, Dr. to The Proprietor, General Printer and Bookbinder, re Probate Notice, 1 at 6/-. Every Collection.frank j. every, newsagents, bufs, the bendigo independent, newspaper

Advertising medium for Dudley & Morse- Newsagents, Booksellers, Stationers ,Fancy Goods, Tobacconists, and Insurance Agents. Agents for H.M.V. Receivers. Allan's Pianos. Charlton & WedderburnMatch box cover, 3 sided.Advertising Football Draw for Charlton Assoc. Stamped Australian Military Force 1914-18 War Stamped Dudley & Morse Newsagentsbusiness, sports, dudley

William Murrell ran a newspaper shop on the west side of Sussex Street until 1932, when he moved his business to a site formerly occupied by Dan Cornish (who ran it as a shoe shop). The newsagency was run for many years by William Murrell's daughter, Carrie Murrell.Black and white photograph which shows buildings along the east side of Sussex Street, including Murrell's newsagency, the fire brigade building, and another shop or dwelling.murrell's newsagency, linton fire brigade building, buildings, shops, sussex street linton

These photographs, taken by The Advocate in 1991, document when Australia Post introduced self-serve booths at newagencies throughout Australia. These photographs feature the Newsagency located at 21 Northumberland Road, Sunshine North with Austpost's Jerry Katz and the store owner George Nappi.7375.01 - Newsagency 21 Northumberland Road Sunshine North 1991 Photographs (Advocate 90.2).JPG Jerry Katz & George Nappi 7375.02 - Newsagency 21 Northumberland Road Sunshine North 1991 Photographs (Advocate 90.2).JPG Jerry Katz & George Nappi 7375.03 - Newsagency 21 Northumberland Road Sunshine North 1991 Photographs (Advocate 90.2).JPG Jerry Katz & George Nappinorthumberland road, sunshine north

This photograph, taken by The Advocate in 1990, were published as part of the newspaper’s ongoing column profiling local traders across the district. This photograph is of four employees of Sunshine Plaza Newsagency Sunshine Plaza, Hampshire Road, Sunshine celebrating the store selling the first prize Tattslotto Ticket.The Sunshine Advocate’s feature on local traders was a modest yet well‑liked column that played a meaningful role in strengthening community identity. Through these regular profiles, the newspaper promoted local businesses and helped shape Sunshine’s understanding of its developing commercial district.7404 - Sunshine Plaza Newsagent Staff Hampshire Road Sunshine 1990 Photograph (Advocate 277.1).JPGsunshine plaza newsagency, sunshine plaza, hampshire road, sunshine

Copy of sepia photo of Tribune Office of Hemmersen & Klunder est 1876 - Newsagent. Left side two storey building A>E> Bilton Chemist & Druggist then Zahinger Watchmaker, then Peter Klunder Charlton Bakery, then Tribune Office R.H. side Charlton Music & Cycle Shop.A.E. Bilton - Chemist & Druggist, Zahinger - Watchmaker, P. Klunder - Charlton Bakery, Hemningsen & Klunder - Charlton Tribune & Newsagent, Charlton Music & Cycle Shop?bilton chemist, zahinger watchmaker, p. klunder, charlton bakery, hemningsen & klunder, charlton tribune, newsagent, charlton music & cycle shop

These photographs, taken by The Advocate in 1999, feature Phil Barkley, proprietor of Newspower Newsagency, located at 282 Hampshire Road, Sunshine. At the time, Phil Barkley was among a number of traders in Hampshire Road and nearby Devonshire Road who were voicing concerns about ongoing roadworks undertaken by the council. Local business owners argued that traffic congestion, restricted access, and prolonged construction activity were adversely affecting customer access and placing significant pressure on day-to-day business operations within Sunshine's shopping precinct.7688.01 - Newspower Newsagency 282 Hampshire Road Sunshine 1999 Photographs (Advocate 191).JPG 7688.02 - Newspower Newsagency 282 Hampshire Road Sunshine 1999 Photographs (Advocate 191).JPGnewspower newsagency, hampshire road, sunshine

'Goatie' was William STUART first horse. William's parents owned the Gladysdale Diary on the corner of Bridge street and Williamstown Road. The newsagent and Milk Bar on the corner of Ross & Bridge Street is still in operation (2024). The Photo was printed from a 620 box Brownie-size negative which was found in a box of negatives taken by the late Mrs M F StuartPhoto of William Raeburn STUART on his two wheeled milk float with horse 'Goatie' standing in Bridge Street near Ross Street, late 1930s-early 40s. In background is the newsagent/milk barbusiness and traders - dairies, transport - horse, william raeburn stuart, gladysdale dairy, business and traders - milkbars, bridge street, ross street, mrs m f stuart

Colour photograph of the Avoca Newsagency.avoca, newsagency

Frank J. Every's business was Every's Newsagency, corner of Kilian's Walk, Bendigo.Six handwritten references, 1904, various size papers, for Francis James Every. The following individuals and organisations attested to Frank's character: J.B. Young, Manufacturing Stationer, Bendigo " Francis James Every served his apprenticeship with me as a bookbinder and paper ruler'; H.C. Taylor Baptist Minister ' he is trustworthy, honest, able and upright'; United Friendly Societies Dispensary 'was employed by us at the Bendigo Dispensary for some years as boy and general messenger'; Albert Blackwell, Minister ' he was strictly upright, honourable and reliable .... an unblemished character,; The Bendigo Independent, Williamson Street, Bendigo ' excellent character... trustworthy' and Fred P. Morris, he is 'full of energy, has a good address and would make an ideal Secretary of any public body'. Every Collectionfrank j. every, newsagents, j.b. young, h.c. taylor, baptist minister, bendigo united friendly societies dispensary, bufs, baptist church, bendigo, the bendigo independent, newspaper, fred p. morris