Note from William Forrest
1865hand written note on grey paper with blue lines
William Forrest (1842-1899) briefly managed Walter Padbury's flour mill at Greenough.
Details
Details
Greenough Mill
Nov 26th 65
Mr Maley
Dear Sir
if you are not using your Trap yourself - I would deem it a favour if you would oblige me with the loan of it this afternoon
I am your truly
Willm Forrest Jnr
The Forrests are a well-known family in Western Australia.
This note also suggests a shortage of light horse-drawn vehicles in Greenough at that time, and provides evidence of co-operation amongst business owners.
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Greenough Museum and Gardens
Greenough Museum and Gardens
Other items from Greenough Museum and Gardens
- Store order from Thomas Gibbons
- Promissory note from Louis Leverman
- Order for flour from Mary Anne Murphy
- Promissory note from O. Ryland
- Promissory note from James Pearce
- Store order from W.F. Waldeck for W. Ainsworth
- Promissory note from William Criddle for Arthur Drum
- Promissory note from Joseph Bridgman
- Transfer of wheat note from Charles Gilbert
- Store order for Thomas Meade
- Store order from John Gallacher
- Note from Frederike Waldeck
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