Mon 19 Dec 1892 - Evening News (Sydney, NSW : 1869 - 1931)
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F. LASSETTER AND COMPANY, LIMITED.
It is hardly necessary to mention that F. Lassetter and Company, Limited, have their spacious premises in George-street, near Market-street. The establishment is one of the best known in the ...
Article : 186 words view this articleRILEY BROTHERS.
In accordance with their usual custom, Messrs. Riley Brothers are making special arrangements, and also offering astonishing bargains, during the Christmas week at their large drapery ...
Article : 393 words view this articleTHE PALACE EMPORIUM.
The Palace Emporium, Haymarket (only), is the address of that extensive firm of universal providers, Messrs. Anthony Hordern and Sons. This firm, in accordance with their usual custom, ...
Article : 135 words view this articleDAVID JONES AND COMPANY.
This well-known firm has laid in a large stock of novelties for the holiday season—both ornamental and useful—suitable for presentation. Among the latest additions to the articles for ...
Article : 155 words view this articleChristmastide. SOME SYDNEY SHOPS.
Now that the Christmas holiday season is round again, and people are beginning to think what they can buy as presents for their friends and where they can bay, it is a fitting time to ...
Article : 140 words view this articleHORDERN BROTHERS.
The well-known and enterprising firm of Hordero Brothers in Pitt-street, between Market and and King streets, has made such arrangements for the season aa should make the ladies rejoice ...
Article : 168 words view this articleCECIL HORDERN.
Although a comparatively new drapery establishment, that of Mr. Cecil Hordern's has sprang into prominence with unbounded rapidity. Supplies of the latest articles in the millinery ...
Article : 116 words view this articleMICK SIMMONS.
This gentleman's business at the Haymarket is one of the most extensive of the kind in Sydney. He has made great preparations for the holidays, and in addition to a large stock of tobacco, ...
Article : 103 words view this articleJOHN BRUSH, SON, AND COMPANY.
This well-known firm offers a magnificent stock of leather goods for selection, and an endless variety of Christmas presents are offered at reasonable prices Harness-making is a specialty ...
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Messrs. Dawson and Company's handsome and well-appointed premises, which occupy the site of the old White Horse Hotel, were fitted up by Mr. Dawson himself about a year ago. The amount ...
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Mr. Thorne has just landed about a quarter of a ton of English confectionery for the delectation of the Sydney youth, not forgetting the liberal supply of Fry's and Cadbury's chocolates. For ...
Article : 151 words view this articleJAMES KIDMAN.
All the ingredients for the Christmas pudding and the mince pies, as well as every other kind of groceries, are supplied by Mr. Jas. Kidman, at his establishments, in Oxford-street and Market and ...
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The establishment of Mr. A. Saunders, at 811-813 George-street, is conspicuous among its class for the wealthy, and at the same time unsupassable display of jewellery, the cheapness of the ...
Article : 217 words view this articleJ. STEDMAN.
Mr. Stedman's well-known confectionery establishment has assumed its annual festive aspect, a glance at the window being sufficient proof of this. Novelties this year in the shape of animals ...
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In accordance with his usual custom at this season of the year, Mr. T. L. Smith, the well-known bookseller and stationer of 406 George-street, has laid in an extensive stock of Christmas ...
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Despite the fact that boots are at best but prosaic articles, the display of Mr. S. Whiddon, Pitt-street, gives his establishment quite an attractive air. All the leading makers of England and the continent are represented in the ...
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MELBOURNE, Monday.—Sir Henry Parkes arrived here by the express from Sydney on Saturday. Among those who assembled at the Spencer-street station were Mr. Murray Smith (president ...
Article : 121 words view this articleThe Lapstone Tunnel.
The Lapstone tunnel, which is to shorten the journey and lessen the difficulties of crossing the Blue Mountains by rail, was opened to traffic, and trains on the Western line journeying between ...
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A largely attended meeting of the Operative Bakers' Society was held on Saturday night at the Trades Hall temporary building. £5 was voted for the Broken Hill miners, and £3 to the ...
Article : 130 words view this articleDeath of Mr. A. L. Forbes.
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