Delivery Note no.244 - timber for J.S. Maley
1869commercially printed form on blue paper, with handwriting in ink.
William A. Garrard (1856-76) was the son of William Garrard, a shipbuilder at Geraldton. He would have only been 13 at the time this note was written. His father drowned in July 1868.
John S. Maley (1839-1910) was rather an entrepreneur being a flour mill proprietor; and a shop, hotel and brewery owner at Greenough, Dongara and Geraldton.
Details
Details
No. 244 CHAMPION BAY, June 14 1869
Mr J S Maley
Please receive by Own Team
for Self the undermentioned in good order and condition:-
24 ps Timber 7 x 3/4 433 feet
9 “ do 4 x 2 103 feet
4 ps do 5 x 2 88 feet
1 parcel Whiting
Pro Chas Crowther
William A Garrard
This is one of only 3 notes written by William Garrard in the Maley Mill & Store Archives and provides evidence of the necessity of children being sent to work at an early age following the death of a parent.
The note also provides evidence that Maley was undertaking some building construction at Greenough.
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