Miscellaneous Receipts - from H & C Prinsep

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Overview

black typed text printed on white paper with name of purchaser, and usually a handwritten signature, as proof of purchase of said item - dated between 1908 and 1929

Historical information

A receipt serves as proof of a transaction. After a customer has paid for the good or service they purchased from the seller, the seller then provides the buyer a receipt. Receipts contain details about the products or services that were sold, such as the cost, the quantity, date of purchase. Additionally, they include information about the amount paid, the payment method, and details about the seller.

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-124-2024.32

Item type

Ephemera

Themes

People

Material

Paper

Inscriptions and markings

• 1915 & 1923 Busselton Red Cross Scoiety
• Busselton Book Club
• 1918 – 1928 – Vestry of St Mary’s Church – Stipend / Donation
• 1923 John Banfield
• 1923 Busselton Municipal Council – Electric Light
• 1929 Sussex Road Board – Little Holland House
• 1921 Busselton Bowling Club – Donation
• 1917 – 1920 Vestry of St Mary’s Church – Stipend / Donation
• 1920 The Esplanade Hotel
• 1918 State Hotel
• 1920 – 1922 Western Australian Government Railways - Advice Notes
• 1914 Sussex District Road Board – Dog Licence
• 1922 Busselton Municipal Council – Electric Light
• 1912 - 1917 Sussex Roads Board – Vehicle License – SP Cart
• 1914 - 1917 Sussex Roads Board – Vehicle License - Buggy
• 1914 - 1929 Sussex Roads Board Rates Works
• 1912 – 1925 Municipality of Busselton – Rates
• 1908 – 1929 Municipality of Busselton – Notice of Valuation and Rate
• 1920 – 1926 Busselton Motor & Engineering
• 1920 Local Board of Health
• 1929 Busselton Health Authority Rates
• 1918 – 1925 The Western Australian Bank
• 1921 Southern Districts Agricultural Society
• 1919 Busselton Cricket Club