Author: Albert Bishop (0000)Publisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 2
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Previous control number 1/2/6. His work on journal. Joe's imminent marriage to Miss Palk. Bill on short time with wages down to little over £2.
Letter from Albert Bishop to Jack Bishop, December 14, 1893
Author: Albert Bishop (0000)Publisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 2
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Previous control number 1/2/6. His work on journal. Joe's imminent marriage to Miss Palk. Bill on short time with wages down to little over £2.
Letter from Albert Bishop to Jack Bishop, November 26, 1893
Author: Albert Bishop (0000)Publisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 2
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Previous control number 1/2/5. Visit to Parliament House, glimpse of Sir Henry (Parkes) and procedure for entering gallery.
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to Jack Bishop, December 29, 1893
Author: Joseph E. BishopPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 2
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Previous control number 1/2/7. Joe and bride just arrived. Has arranged to be paid 2 pounds- odd a week by Joe in future. Visit to Cyclorama, "a poor affair"
Letter from Albert Bishop to Jack Bishop, August 21, 1894
Author: Albert Bishop (0000)Publisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 3
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Previous control number 1/2/8. Concerning brother Bill's illness. Thinks Coolgardie rush may improve Jack's prospects in Melbourne. Letter finished by Joe.
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to Albert Bishop, June 14, 1893
Author: Joseph E. BishopPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 2
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Previous control number 1/1/2/14. Asks Albert for mother's melon jam recipe for friends.
Letter from Albert Bishop to Jack Bishop
Author: Albert Bishop (0000)Publisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 2
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Previous control number 1/2/9. His journey by train to Melbourne, doing business for journal by the way.
Letter from John Bishop to Albert Bishop, December 4, 1894
Author: Jack BishopPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 2
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Previous control number 1/5/2. His work in the office and accounts collected for "The Coachbuilder".
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to Albert Bishop, April 20, 1893
Author: Joseph E. BishopPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 3
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Previous control number 1/1/2/13. Describes his manner of living. Is economising by camping with friends, living on porridge and brown sugar. Food prices. Banks in trouble.
Letter from Albert Bishop to Bill Bishop, December 4
Author: Albert Bishop (0000)Publisher:
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Previous control number 1/2/2. Food cheap in Melbourne.
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to Albert Bishop, July 26, 1893
Author: Joseph E. BishopPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 3
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Previous control number 1/1/2/15. Regarding gold prospects at Beechworth. If yields likely to be permanent, let mother, Jack, Agnes and Louisa return there. Asks about heating tyres by gas. Asks for sketch of cover for tyring furnace at Stricklands. Comments on jam.