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![Correspondence from Bob [manager of The Daily Advertiser?] to Miss Sullivan [Forbie?]](/uploads/r/rw/9/2/7/9273c0704cb0a061cd9b483208abc57dd028897c9bba476c2dbf74fe559a5324/RW5_196_142.jpg)
Invoices sent to J Smith, relating to HC Wilson (general storekeeper in Ganmain), Nadin, Iverach and Wilson (general storekeepers of Coolamon), and Younghusband Ltd (wool and produce brokers of Albury).
Papers belonging to Henry Pickering mostly relating to No. 111 No Surrender Loyal Orange Lodge, Wagga Wagga, including By-Laws, a subscription card (for the No. 15 King William 3rd Loyal Orange Lodge, Newtown), lecturer certification for Lodge No. 134 (Forbes) and No. 111 (Wagga)), a flyer advertising 12-13 July 1891 celebrations in Wagga Wagga, and a publication sheet entitled "Some Reasons for the Need of the Orange Institution".
Letter from Mary Dohrmann of 'Noorie' Burwood Road, Auburn, to her mother, Mrs Elizabeth Simmonds, of 'Riverside' Narrandera Road, Wagga Wagga (25 May 1911), regarding her new son Edward Charles Francis; Invoice to Mr WC Simmonds from David Copland and Co. for childrens' shoes and a vest (August 1911); 1911 Rate Notice to Edward Simmonds of Narrandera Road.
Bank Pass Book belonging to Miss Margaret Nugent, and receipts and invoices addressed to Mr James Nugent of Umbango from businesses including The Daily Advertiser, Hanson's Co-operative Butchery and Refrigerating Chambers, Hume Pastures Protection Board, Newtown Butchery, R.G. Nesbitt (furniture warehouseman), W Martin and Co (tailors and outfitters), Bailey and Baumer (monumental masons), Charles Hardy and Co (building contractors), Prescott Ltd (farm and dairy produce), and David Copland and Co.
This probate document relates to the Will and Testatment of "Hugh Mackay, otherwise McKay, late of Mile Gully in the Parish of Manchester in the County of Middlesex and Island of Jamaica, Planter and Gentleman" who died on 5 July 1834. Administration of his Will was granted to John Jean Mackay, the brother of the deceased.
