Business - Mathers & Robbie Produce Merchants. Patrick Street Stawell c1880 in vicinity of Secondary College.stawell

A. Brown Grocer Wholesale & Retail Produce Merchants Main Street Stawell from P.C. News Supplement 1888stawell businesses

Skyrme & Williamson Grocers and Produce Merchants Main Street Stawell along from St George Street corner but before the Town Hall Hotel.stawell businesses

McMullin Bros Grocers & Produce. General Storestawell

Max Harris Collection, Ballaarat Mechanics' Institutet.j lawless, farm, dairy, produce, merchants, lydiard st nth, ballarat, advertisement

Coloured print from a 35mm slide of WR & RE Raftis's Fuel and Produce Store in South Parade Blackburn in 1983 - now demolishedsouth parade, blackburn, raftis, w.r & r.e., fuel and produce merchants

Sepia photograph of a horse drawn dray filled with feed bags, in front of the Blackburn Station. Three men and a dog on the dray. Probably Raftis Feed Store, Blackburn|See also ND5558fuel and produce merchants, raftis, pat

Patrick Raftis established a fuel and fodder store in Blackburn about 1916Black and white photograph of the P. Raftis chaff and grain store in Blackburn in the 1920's. Two horse drawn drays and four men in the photograph.|See also ND3272 & ND3319p. raftis and son, fuel and produce merchants

This item has come from the business of J.P.McMeekin of Warrnambool. It would have been sold or given to clients of the business for promotion purposes. The father of James McMeekin, with his brother, William, established their business in Warrnambool in the early 1880s with land, estate and insurance agencies and a produce store, including a dairy produce trade exporting butter to South Australia, South Africa and England. The business was initially in Fairy Street Warrnambool and then moved to Kepler Street. James McMeekin’s son, also James Parker McMeekin (1885-1935) continued on with the business until his death.His pen is of interest as an example of the type of promotion item issued by business men in Warrnambool in the 1930s. This is a pen with a brown-coloured wooden body tapering to a point at its end. It has a metal band at the other end with a metal nib inserted. The end of the pen is slightly broken and the nib is rusted. J.P.McMeekin Produce Merchant Warrnambool Phone 263j.p.mcmeekin, history of warrnambool

Invoice from tInvoice from Elvish Brothers, wholesale and retail cash grocers and produce merchants, of Daylesford and Castlemaineluigi gervasoni, philately, invoice, daylesford, castlemaine, wombat tea

Label to Goddard & Cahill, Wholesale Fruit & Produce Merchants, Market Square, Bendigo. Printed in black on white paper with a scrolled border.business, printers, cambridge press, cambridge press collection, goddard & cahill

James Parker and William McMeekin arrived in 1881 in Victoria and commenced their business a large proportion of which was in Warrnambool. They opened up a butter, cheese and pork export trade with South Australia, which operated successfully for sometime before South Australia altered their tariff duties which badly affected trade. After a period dealing with Queensland, they set their sights further afield to London. The Warrnambool butter Factory was commenced around this time and William McMeekin was closely connected with its establishment. They traded in other farm produce and machinery as well as having interests in land, loans and insurance. William McMeekin was a member of the Town Council for some time and J.P. McMeekin was a member of the Villiers and Heytesbury Agricultural Society and was a director of the Warrnambool Cheese and Butter Factory. They operated their business from different sites in Kepler Street and Raglan Parade.An everyday item with a link to an individuals and a company which had a long association with Warrnambool.Aluminium cover with raised edge shaped to fit around top, bottom and one side. Designed to fit around match box leaving striking edge exposed. Embossed lettering on front and back. Contains matchbox with label depicting shell in green with green and yellow background. Box is faded blue. J.P. McMeekin Produce Merchant Warrnambool Phone 263 on front and back. Prov pat ** 367 on side. warrnambool, p.l. phillips, grocer, provision merchant, nestle warrnambool, nestle dennington, calendar 1919

Invoice dated March 1st, 1878. Adelaide Steam Flow Mills, High Street, Sandhurst. Mrs. Sim(?) Epsom, bought of J.B. Loridan miller and produce merchant.bendigo, business, j.b. loridan

Newspaper cutting - re Bush's Store, Bendigo. Single page from Bendigo Advertiser, Nov 26th, 1970. Three articles: 'Grocer, goldminer and produce merchant'; 'It's all in the name'; '...Then there was the day the elephant took over...'person, family, bush collection (family

Black & white picture. Very early view of shopping area of Whitehorse Road Mitcham; showing (corner Whitehorse and Mitcham Roads)- Edward Hughes Produce Merchant Draper Shop, Milliner, Boots & Shoes, W More's Grocer Horse and buggy in front of Produce storewhitehorse road mitcham, hughes, edward, more, w.

Jones , Miller & Co., Order Book - hard bound with string / ink and water stained / 4x chits with company name Jones , Miller & Co. Wholesale Produce Merchants and Confectioners cnr Williamson & Myers Sts Bendigo / Book contains orders for goods from residents and businesses in Bendigobendigo, business, jones, miller & co

J. Mann and Sons was first established as a farm produce store in 1921. The range of products was extended in the 1930s and included groceries and hardware, as well as the first petrol bowser in Wodonga outside the store. After WWII, the premises were extended and the range of products continued to increase. In the 1960s the Mann Family opened a new supermarket in Wodonga, in addition to the hardware business, providing steel, plumbing and industrial supplies, and they employed over 100 people at one stage. With changes in the retail industry, the Mann Family sold the main hardware business to Bunnings and the produce business to the Kelly brothers in 2006.This photo is representative of a highly respected local Wodonga business which operated in the CBD for 85 years.A black and white photograph mounted on heavy card. Beneath Image J. MANN & SONS - 1924 Hermann (Harry) Rudolph: Pop Zeinert: E. Mann: N. Hollister: Mr. Bray On facade of building: J. MANN & SONS ESTD. 1920 / PRODUCE MERCHANTSmann wodonga, j mann & sons, wodonga businesses

Produce Merchant. Plate 306 Chuck Photo Series.e.s. curtis, edwin s. curtis, peel street north, building, shop, commerical

Commercial Business. J. Phelan Produce Merchant Possibly Glenorchystawell

Butter Merchants. Produce Merchants. Plate 365 Chuck Photo Series.bray & fitzgerald, bridge street, building, persons, commerical, shop, costume

Grocers and Produce Merchants. Plate 235 Chuck Photo Series. Havelock Tobacco.thiessen bros., sebastopol, store, commerical, persons

Wholesale & Retail Grocer and Produce Merchant. Plate 312 Chuck Photo Series.w. mcallester, victoria street, building, commerical, public, persons, shop

Cash Grocer. Tea Merchant. Produce Merchant. Plate 358 & 359 Chuck Photo.a. smith, wills street, building, person, commerical, shop

Greenfields was a produce merchant located on the western side of Doveton Street North. It is unknown how the sign was damaged. greenfields, doveton street north, ballarat, commercial, building