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* now a vacant lot | * now a vacant lot | ||
[[File:Zzz_Hallam_Cycle_Agency.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Hallam Cycle Agency | [[File:Zzz_Hallam_Cycle_Agency.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Hallam Cycle Agency in 1910. The Newton residence can be seen on the right. (Photo courtesy of the Tasmanian Mail)]] | ||
[[File:Zzz_De_Jersey's_145631.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Alfred De Jersey's Boot Emporium]] | [[File:Zzz_De_Jersey's_145631.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Alfred De Jersey's Boot Emporium]] | ||
The earlier shop was demolished to build the new two storey De Jersey's store. | The earlier shop was demolished to build the new two storey De Jersey's store. | ||
[[File:High_Street_75_De_Jersey's_(1953).jpg|600px|thumb|left|De Jersey's Footware Store taken during the Coronation Parade in 1953 (Photo courtesy of the Mercury)]] | [[File:High_Street_75_De_Jersey's_(1953).jpg|600px|thumb|left|De Jersey's Footware Store taken during the Coronation Parade in 1953 (Photo courtesy of the Mercury)]] | ||
[[File:de_Jersey_Footwear_Store.jpg|600px|thumb|left|The staff outside 'De Jersey Footwear Store'. From left Jack Banner, Stella De Jersey, Mrs Tom Williams and Alf De Jersey]] | [[File:de_Jersey_Footwear_Store.jpg|600px|thumb|left|The staff outside 'De Jersey Footwear Store'. From left Jack Banner, Stella De Jersey, Mrs Tom Williams and Alf De Jersey. | ||
Jack Banner had a shoe repair shop at [[56 Hifg Street]]]] | |||
References to De Jersey Shoe Store 11 Nov 1946 (Trove), <br>Shoe Mart, De Jersey 19 May 1953 | References to De Jersey Shoe Store 11 Nov 1946 (Trove), <br>Shoe Mart, De Jersey 19 May 1953 | ||
Revision as of 10:09, 21 July 2024
← 73 High Street - ◦ - 75a/77 High Street →
- Hallam Cycle Agency (1910?)
- Newton's Newsagency/Bike Shop
- Les Gardam
- A De Jersey Boot Emporium
- De Jersey's Shoe Shop
- Alan Wilson's Shoe Shop (closed 1965)
- St Vincent de Paul
- now a vacant lot
The earlier shop was demolished to build the new two storey De Jersey's store.
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References to De Jersey Shoe Store 11 Nov 1946 (Trove),
Shoe Mart, De Jersey 19 May 1953
