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The Evans Bros. were stationers and printers operating from premises on Main Road, Ballarat East in 1858.[1]
Evans Bros. were printers operating from premises on Lydiard Street, Ballarat in 1860.
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"TO PRINTERS.-For sale, a crown Albion printing press, new. Apply to Evans Brothers, 230 Main Road."[2]
| Printing, Commercial Stationery, and Books, at MELBOURNE PRICES |
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| ‘GREAT REDUCTION In the price of BOOKS, LAW AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY, PRINTING, AND BOOKBINDING. EVANS BROTHERS, TAKE this opportunity of thanking the public of Ballarat and the surrounding district, for the patronage hitherto awarded them, and beg to state that they have just completed re-marking the whole of their very extensive Stock, and revised the list of prices for Printing, which will be in future at MELBOURNE PRICES. E. BROTHERS are anxious to prevent the necessity of Bankers, Merchants, and others SENDING TO TOWN FOR THEIR GOODS, And have in consequence reduced the prices for PRINTING, RULING, BOOKBINDING, and PAGING: as well as BOOKS AND STATIONERY, To such a rate of charges as will SUIT THE TIMES. EVANS BROTHERS, Printers, Stationers, Booksellers, Bookbinders, Paper-Rulers, and Account Book Manufacturers, (NEXT TO BATH’S HOTEL,) LYDIARD STREET, BALLARAT.' [3] | ||
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--Beth Kicinski 11:47, 15 October 2012 (EST)