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'Innkeeper of the
Scone Inn, Thomas Glanfield announced he was leaving the colony
to return to England in June 1848
Mr. Crofton
was advertising to sell: All the Stock in Trade, household furniture,
horses and cattle belonging to Glanfield. Amongst the
furniture were cane bottom
chairs, dining and dressing tables, sideboard,
chests of drawers, wash stands, sofas, beds,
bedsteads and bedding, Looking glasses, fenders and
fire irons, glass and earthenware a large assortment
of Culinary utensils.
The Stock in
Trade consisted of an assortment of wines and spirits ale beer and
porter both in wood and bottle about 200 weight of prime Negro head
tobacco, bar kegs taps empty casks stack of hay a quantity of corn,
poultry, one horse dray and harness. Also a number
of Horses and
mares, milking cows, bullocks steers and heifers were for sale.
(5)MM 21 June
1848
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