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Languages : en
Pages : 4
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Previous control number 1/1/2/12. To Albert re customers accounts. Advises against calling customers on English mail day.
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to Albert Bishop, September 21, 1892
Author: Joseph E. BishopPublisher:
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Pages : 4
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Previous control number 1/1/2/12. To Albert re customers accounts. Advises against calling customers on English mail day.
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to Albert Bishop, April 20, 1893
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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 Joseph E. Bishop to Albert Bishop, August 1, 1894
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Previous control number 1/1/2/16. To Albert concerning his injury on being thrown from the box seat of a bus. Asks if Albert will come up to being out next issue. Joe will do writing as usual.
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to Albert Bishop, June 14, 1893
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Previous control number 1/1/2/14. Asks Albert for mother's melon jam recipe for friends.
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to Albert Bishop, July 26, 1893
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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.
Letter from W. G. Bishop to Albert Bishop, September 3, 1892
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Previous control number 1/3/3. Encloses rough sketch and article on child's seat he wrote for Joe. Asks for a drawing. Laying of memorial stone by "The Salvos".
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to Mrs. Mary Ann Bishop, September 7, 1886
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Previous control number 1/1/1/1. Wants to know result of threat to summons for Euroa rates. Is to travel for photography business.
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to Mrs. Mary Ann Bishop (Mother), October 12, 1887
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Hopes to start his brothers Bill and Albert in their own business.
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to Mrs. Mary Ann Bishop, September 14, 1916
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Previous control number 1/1/1/6. Joe has just sailed. The second son is to leave for war.
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to Bill Bishop, February 15, 1888
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Has accepted 'a fire' at Kirk's.