MacAulay and Johnston [general store]

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MacAulay and Johnston [general store]

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James Johnston owned a store and warehouse in Annandale. James had been in business with Daniel MacAulay since 1855 under the name MacAulay and Johnston. James and Edwin McFarlane worked together for about ten years and ran the store under name Johnston and McFarlane. When James died in 1886, Edwin inherited the store. Edwin later took on John MacPhee as a partner and for a short time the business was known as McFarlane and MacPhee. Following MacPhee

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RAD 24.1Ac; 24.1C1

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10 August 2004. Copied from PEIAIN 10 July 2015.

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