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Pages : 4
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Will help him leave Simpson and start on his own. Describes Kerang. Ostrich farm nine miles out.
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to W. G. Bishop, November 20, 1887
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Will help him leave Simpson and start on his own. Describes Kerang. Ostrich farm nine miles out.
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to Bishop Brothers, August 24, 1887
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Pleased that his brothers have made a good success of the spring idea. Procedure for patenting it. Asks for the sketch, description and 30/-, and will patent it in his brothers' names. Has been out of work for 2 weeks since show work was finished. Considers brother's employer, Simpson, is doing as badly as Joe himself was. End missing.
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to Bill Bishop, February 15, 1888
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Has accepted 'a fire' at Kirk's.
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 Thomas Bishop, March 2, 1888
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Previous control number 1/1/2/11. Does nothing heavier than spring cart work. Wages £2 per week, with promise of rise. Describes Kerang.
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to Jack Bishop, December 29, 1893
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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 Joseph E. Bishop to Albert Bishop, April 20, 1893
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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 Mrs. Mary Ann Bishop, March 6, 1887
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Previous control number 1/1/1/2. Has left White's and joined a firm of book importers as traveller. Cost of living (wears "patent collars" to save laundry cost). Hopes to repay money to family and to contribute to interest on house at Beechworth. Fears for business in which brothers Bill and Albert are engaged in Euroa.
Letter from Joseph E. Bishop to Mrs. Mary Ann Bishop, March 21, 1917
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Previous control number 1/1/1/8. Acknowledges sympathy on the death of the eldest son, Ernest, at war.