Receipt for corn from L. Bower
1865hand written note in ink on blue paper with blue vertical stripes
Lawrence Bower arrived in the colony in 1851 and was a Sapper with the 20th Royal Engineers.
William Waldeck was a farmer at Greenough.
Details
Details
Greenough 25th February 1865
Received from Mr W. Waldeck 957lbs corn for the use of the Government horses at this station L. Bower
On reverse: 25 Feb 65 Rect Rd Pty Corn
This is one of five notes written by Bower in 1865 providing evidence he was working for the Government at Greenough.
Other items from Greenough Museum and Gardens
- Promissory note from William Stokes
- A. Pead's account for work undertaken for J.S. Maley
- Promissory note from John McGrath
- Promissory note from Robert Kyme
- Letter from Mrs Brockman
- Promissory note from John Sweeney
- Promissory note from H. Betts
- Store order from S. Butt
- Promissory note from George Brand
- Transfer of wheat note from P Morrissey
- Order for flour from John Nicol Drummond
- Order for flour from J Bridgman

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