Andrew Gilmore moments in history

1878

• Farm implements, coach and wagon works. Devonport Road and Spring Street. (Farrier and horse shoer to Cobb & Co's Royal Mail). 2 November 1878.
• Advert for Ulster Smith Works. 14 November 1878.
• Advert. Farm implements, coach and wagon works. Devonport Road and Spring Street. 3 December 1878.

1880s

• Mr Andrew Gilmore's house on Devonport Road is being shifted to an allotment near Trinity Church. Bay of Plenty Times, 21 October 1881.
• Mr Andrew Gilmore has just completed a dray to the order of Messrs Kensington for bringing timber from the Ōropi Bush. The dray is 18 foot long and 4 feet 16 inches wide. Bay of Plenty Times, 19 April 1882.
• Half column about coaches being built by Andrew. Bay of Plenty Times, 18 June 1885.
• Advert for Ulster Smith Works. Bay of Plenty Times, 18 July 1885.

1890s

• Candidate for licensing district. Tauranga Evening Star, 9 May 1890.
• Sorry to hear that A. intends to take his departure for Napier, where has has rented a good business site in the centre of town. His coaching plant is to be sent on the next southern steamer. Bay of Plenty Times, 24 April 1891.
• Messrs. Hana and Parker have rented Mr A. Gilmore's premises in Devonport Road. Bay of Plenty Times, 24 April 1891.
• A. Gilmore has sold agricultural part of business to John Gilmore. Bay of Plenty Times, 12 June 1891.

1910s

• Death of. Late of Ulster Ironworks. Also had a drapery store. Came to Tauranga in 1874. Bay of Plenty Times, 28 February 1913.

See also:

• McCarthy, Angela. (2001, April). A good idea of colonial life: personal letters and Irish migration to New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of History, 35 (1), p. 1-21.