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| GUNNEDAH BRANCH | TAMWORTH BRANCH |
| QUIRINDI BRANCH |
GILGANDRA BRANCH (Millers Machinery) |
   
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Mr William (Bill) Cornish founded "Cornish’s" in 1935. His great success in the Tamworth area led to expansion into surrounding areas, namely Gunnedah, Quirindi, Wauchope and Walcha. Unfortunately after the death of Mr Cornish in 1975, the impact of his death and ensuing hard times eventually led to the closure of the Quirindi, Wauchope and Walcha branches. In 1978 the revival of the business took a giant step as Pat McGarry and later Robert McNaughton became the company directors. Keeping with Cornish’s commitment to the man on the land Robert, and Pat relocated the Gunnedah branch to the Mullaley Road in 1981. Later seeing the demand for their services in the Quirindi district they employed a local resident to service the area. The results spoke for themselves as in 1997 Cornish’s Quirindi re-opened. The demands on the business were ever increasing, hence the expansion of the Gunnedah branch in 1998: and Doug Upcroft: the Gunnedah Branch Manager, becoming an equal partner in the business. Continuing their growth in 1999 Cornish’s expanded their reach further and purchased Millers Machinery in Gilgandra. The Cornish’s group of 4 branches situated in Gunnedah, Tamworth, Quirindi and now Gilgandra are in the best possible position to provide a level of quality service second to none in the industry. Move into the 21st Century with Cornish’s ‘providing power to the farmer providing power to the land’. |
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