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[[File:High_Street_75_Hallam_Cycle_Agency_Location_1.jpg|600px|thumb|left|This wider view from a different angle in 1916 proves the location of the Hallam Cycle Agency. (Tasmanian Illustrated Mail 16 Mar 1916)]]  
[[File:High_Street_75_Hallam_Cycle_Agency_Location_1.jpg|600px|thumb|left|This wider view from a different angle in 1916 proves the location of the Hallam Cycle Agency. (Tasmanian Illustrated Mail 16 Mar 1916)]]  
[[File:Zzz_De_Jersey's_145631.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Alfred De Jersey's Boot Emporium]]
[[File:Zzz_De_Jersey's_145631.jpg|600px|thumb|left|Alfred De Jersey's Boot Emporium]]
The earlier shop was demolished to build the new two storey De Jersey's store.  
The earlier shop was demolished some time between 1947 and 1953 to build the new two storey De Jersey's store.  The original residence was left intact behind the new retail building.
[[File:High_Street_75_De_Jersey's_(1953).jpg|600px|thumb|left|De Jersey's Footware Store taken during the Coronation Parade in 1953 (Photo courtesy of the Mercury)]]
[[File:High_Street_75_De_Jersey's_(1953).jpg|600px|thumb|left|De Jersey's Footware Store taken during the Coronation Parade in 1953 (Photo courtesy of the Mercury)]]
[[File:de_Jersey_Footwear_Store.jpg|600px|thumb|left|The staff outside 'De Jersey Footwear Store'. From left Jack Banner, Stella De Jersey, Mrs Tom Williams and Alf De Jersey. Jack Banner previously had a shoe repair shop across the road at [[56 High Street]]. ]]
[[File:de_Jersey_Footwear_Store.jpg|600px|thumb|left|The staff outside 'De Jersey Footwear Store'. From left Jack Banner, Stella De Jersey, Mrs Tom Williams and Alf De Jersey. Jack Banner previously had a shoe repair shop across the road at [[56 High Street]]. ]]

Revision as of 13:03, 25 August 2025

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  • Hallam Cycle Agency (1910)
  • Newton's Newsagency/Bike Shop
  • Les Gardam
  • A De Jersey Boot Emporium
  • De Jersey's Shoe Shop
  • Alan Wilson's Shoe Shop (closed 1965)
  • Kevin’s Ceramic Hobbies (1993)
  • Wee Bairns (- 1995 +)
  • Waverley Lee (1995 +)
  • St Vincent de Paul
  • now a vacant lot
Hallam Cycle Agency in 1910. The Newton residence can be seen on the right. (Tasmanian Illustrated Mail 22 Sep 1910) Mr Newton later moved to 48 High Street some time in the 1920s?
This wider view from a different angle in 1916 proves the location of the Hallam Cycle Agency. (Tasmanian Illustrated Mail 16 Mar 1916)
Alfred De Jersey's Boot Emporium

The earlier shop was demolished some time between 1947 and 1953 to build the new two storey De Jersey's store. The original residence was left intact behind the new retail building.

De Jersey's Footware Store taken during the Coronation Parade in 1953 (Photo courtesy of the Mercury)
The staff outside 'De Jersey Footwear Store'. From left Jack Banner, Stella De Jersey, Mrs Tom Williams and Alf De Jersey. Jack Banner previously had a shoe repair shop across the road at 56 High Street.
Ad for Waverley Lee and Wee Bairns from 1995 (Derwent Valley Gazette)
St Vincent de Paul in the 1980s (Photo courtesy of Robin Nossiter)
The building was demolished to create a garden for the hotel next door. (Photo courtesy of Google Maps)

References to De Jersey Shoe Store 11 Nov 1946 (Trove),
Shoe Mart, De Jersey 19 May 1953

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