harness for horses and shoes for people of the area. To do this well, he had to be knowledgeable in all types of leathers. When making a pair of shoes for someone, he had to carefully measure and make a cast of each foot to achieve a perfect fit. When the shoes were in need of repairs, they were taken to Faber Dreelan, William Dowling, or William Dreelan, who would make necessary repairs such as resoling or replacing the heels.

I In- Nummcnidc Juurnul. \l,l\ 11 INT

4 Mann Ala/rulm'luring (hm/mu) I‘Klliil’} (Inc Imrrous. 1897.

lllr \umilu-nidl‘ Journal. Vela \_ I 897

A Frost and Wood Lid. single furrow sleel plough, 1897.

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