“Curley” Elphick, barman at a Wagga hotel, photographed recently with his pet cockatoo which drinks a middy of beer a day. – Avon Argus November 23 1950 Advertisements
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Beer on ‘The Hill’
Getting ready for half-time at the football matches. Men dragging barrels of beer yesterday morning up the hill to the bar alongside the scoring board at the Sydney Cricket Ground- The Sun (Sydney, NSW) Sunday 22 June 1924.
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Now ‘Beer’is ‘Bonser’
SMILING FOR ‘THE MIRROR’ CAMERA are two happy young people, Mr. and Mrs. V. Bonser. The bride being Miss Beer of Bunbury, while the bridegroom is from Collie. They spent their honeymoon in Perth this week and while in the city received this… Read More ›
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Heathorne, the Jamberoo brewer
By MICK ROBERTS © WHEN 52-year-old Henry Heathorne arrived alone in Sydney from Portsmouth on the ship Candahar in the winter of 1842, he had a tough job ahead of him. A Kent brewer, Heathorne had been called upon by… Read More ›
