These advertisements show, that even though Coolgardie was a very isolated town, every convinience and comfort was offered for those with the funds to pay. These business all operated between 1894 and 1898 and some beyond this time.
A Counsel General Store Coolgardie
A Trotter Baker Coolgardie
Hunter and Fry Coolgardie
Jack Ivory Aerated Waters Coolgardie
Ther Spanish Restaurant Coolgardie
W & T Rhodes , Hunt Street, Coolgardie
Liberty, Letting and Bait Stable, R B Pell, Coolgardie
G H Withers and Co Coolgardie
MACPHERSON & Co Coolgardie
Alf Read and Fritz Zimmerman Coolgardie
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