Shoeing shop to open in Auburn

TO the INHABITANTS of MINTARO, AUBURN, &c.
Mr. F. LIGHTON begs to tender his thanks to the Inhabitants of Mintaro, Auburn, and the North generally for their kind support during the last 15 years, and begs to inform them that he has TAKEN Mr. FIELD’S PREMISES at AUBURN where he has OPENED a SHOEING SHOP, and and (sic) for GENERAL REPAIRS, where by strict attention to Business he hopes to merit a share of [t]he public patronage. His Business in Mintaro will be carried on by Mr. D. B. Rowlands, who will endeavour to preserve the goodwill of the customers in evry (sic) possible manner.
FREDERICK LIGHTON.
Mintaro, November 7, 1866.

  • Adelaide Observer (SA : 1843 - 1904), Sat 29 Dec 1866, Page 2

This small, thoroughly charming, largely untouched historic town features some of the most significant and captivating 19th century buildings & ruins in South Australia.

The Mintaro Progress Association Incorporated acknowledges the Ngadjuri people as the Traditional Owners of the Country where Mintaro is situated today, and pays its respect to Elders past and present.

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