^McRae, Alan; Barlow, Nevil (2009). The Western Stores and Edgleys: Farmers Ltd-Western Stores, Myer-Western Stores and finally Grace Bros: a glimpse in time in Bathurst - & retailing in the bush. Bathurst, N.S.W: Alan McRae and Nevil Barlow. ISBN978-1-921726-00-2.
^"The Western Stores – Local Studies Central West Libraries". Retrieved 14 May 2023.
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western, stores, edgleys, group, department, stores, operating, western, central, western, south, wales, australia, building, myer, dubbo, pictured, 2020, companies, were, purchased, farmers, sydney, 1960s, shortly, after, that, farmers, were, purchased, myer,. Western Stores and Edgleys Ltd was a group of department stores operating in Western and Central Western New South Wales in Australia 1 A Western Stores building now Myer Dubbo pictured in 2020 The companies were purchased by Farmers amp Coy of Sydney in the 1960s Shortly after that Farmers were purchased by Myer Emporium 2 3 Locations edit Not exhaustive Dubbo head office Bathurst Canowindra Cessnock Cowra was Squire Pepper acquired 1955 Geurie Gosford Mortimer s Grenfell Gilgandra Lismore Sam McLean s Central Stores Molong was L A Nancarrow acquired 1938 Narromine Newcastle Orange Parkes Penrith Tamworth Trangie Tweed Heads Wellington WongarbonReferences edit Bathurst District Historical Society Inc MEMBER S NEWSLETTER No 110 April June 2017 https www bathursthistory org au images stories newsletters Newsletter 110 pdf McRae Alan Barlow Nevil 2009 The Western Stores and Edgleys Farmers Ltd Western Stores Myer Western Stores and finally Grace Bros a glimpse in time in Bathurst amp retailing in the bush Bathurst N S W Alan McRae and Nevil Barlow ISBN 978 1 921726 00 2 The Western Stores Local Studies Central West Libraries Retrieved 14 May 2023 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Western Stores amp oldid 1214808075, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
