A. Pead's account for work undertaken for J.S. Maley
1865handwritten invoice on paper.
The writer of this invoice, A. Pead, is possibly Alexander William Pead (1844-1884) who was a carpenter at Geraldton.
John Stephen Maley had built a general store at Greenough onto the eastern end of his flourmill in 1863, and in 1865 extended his cottage with the construction of a separate kitchen, dining room and cellar.
Details
Details
Sep 21 Greenough Flats
Mr J S Maley to A Pead
£ s d
Work to house 17 5
Do to stable 7 0 0
Making washstand & table 1 0 0
Mantle piece 1 0 0
3 chairs at 14/ 2 2
Shoke to cart 3
2 sets pegs 7 6
Window fittings 5
2 repairs tacks 4
Mending 7 chairs 7
Anging curtins 2 6
Sawing 69 feet timber 8 5 ½
Puting weals on Box 2
Reanging gate 1 6
3 frames 15
Counter frame 1 0 0
Work to Store 17
Putting locks on cupboard 4
49 6 9 ½
This invoice provides evidence of carpentry work undertaken on Maley's house, stables and store at Greenough.
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Promissory note from John McGrath
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Promissory note from Robert Kyme
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Letter from Mrs Brockman
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Promissory note from John Sweeney
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Store order from S. Butt
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Promissory note from George Brand
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Transfer of wheat note from P Morrissey
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Order for flour from John Nicol Drummond
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Order for flour from J Bridgman
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Store order from Mrs Buckley
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Receipt from John Patience
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Note from George King
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