"Sydney Horning Herald" Photo. W. H. PONSFORD, one of Australia's leading batsmen, who showed a return to form on Saturday in the third Test match between England and Australia at Adelaide.
A BULLOCK IN WILLIS STREETS.— A view of Willis street in 1860, showing a type of vehicle not seen in the city nowadays. On the left, just showing, is the balcony, of the original Empire Hotel, and Miller's Commercial Hotel, now the site of the Grand Hotel, is on the right. Leaning against the bullock wagon is Mr. Eagle, a well-known resident of Karori.
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Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 12, 16 January 1933, Page 5
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95"Sydney Horning Herald" Photo. W. H. PONSFORD, one of Australia's leading batsmen, who showed ■ a return to form on Saturday in the third Test match between ■■ England and Australia at Adelaide. A^ULLOCK^WAQON M WILLIS STREETS ™eH, of Willis street in 1860, showing a type of vehicle not seen in the city nowadays. rUnsthe}lefi^just -showing, is the balcony, of the original Empire Hotel, and Miller's Commercial Hotel, now the site of the Grand Hotel,is on the. right. Leaning .against the biillock wagon is Mr. Eagle, a well-known resident of Karori. Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 12, 16 January 1933, Page 5
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