Situations Vacant
WANTED, a first rate STONEMAN. None need apply who does not thoroughly understand his business and can have good references.
Also a good MALTSTER.
Apply to Durrell & Greenacre, Worstead Mills.
Norfolk News - 29th August 1857

NORTH WALSHAM
the Late Gale
... Serious damage was done to a windmill at Worstead belonging to Mr. Greenacre. The amount of damage is supposed to reach nearly £100.
Norfolk News - 12th December 1863

To be Sold by Private Contract
A Brick and Tile DWELLING HOUSE with Barn, Stable and Outbuildings, three acres and a quarter of good ARABLE LAND, a Brick Tower WINDMILL with patent sails, driving three pair of stones and Flour Mill, doing a good grist trade, close to the canal. Also a very good Wherry to sell.
Apply to Robert Greenacre, Worstead, Norfolk.
Norfolk News - 19th August 1865

To be Sold by Private Contract
A BRICK & TILE DWELLING HOUSE with Barn, Stable and Outhouses, and 3¼ Acres of Good Arable LAND, a Brick Tower WINDMILL with Patent Sails, driving Three Pairs of Stones and FLOUR MILL, doing a good Grist Trade; close to the Canal. Possession at Michaelmas.
Apply to Robert Greenacre, Worstead, Norfolk.
Norfolk News - 16th & 30th September 1865

WORSTEAD, Norfolk
To be Sold by Private Contract, a Brick & Tiled DWELLING HOUSE, Barn, Stable and Outbuildings and 3¼ Acres of good ARABLE LAND. Also a Tower WINDMILL driving 3 pairs of stones, with Flour Mill and Patent Sails. The above is close to a good Corn Market and the Dilham Canal.
Apply to Geo. Greenacre, Hingham Mills, Attleborough.
Norfolk News - 28th July & 18th August 1866

WORSTEAD
To be Let with immediate possession, a HOUSE & BUILDINGS and 3¼ Acres of Land; a Brick Tower WINDMILL with Patent Sails, three pair of stones and Flour Mill.
Apply to Robert Greenacre, Brooke or at the Castle Hotel, Norwich on Saturday.
Norfolk News - 13th October 1866

WORSTEAD
On the afternoon of Saturday last, Mr. Cross of Worstead, Miller, met with a most distressing accident. The flyers of his mill not being in working order, he with his man ascended to put them right and while doing what was wanted, it being dark at the time, the clothes of Mr. Cross were caught and he was drawn into the machinery and we are sorry to report that one of his legs was so mangles that amputation was inevitable. His other leg was also broken in three places, but has since been set and although great fears have been entertained of his surviving the shock, we learn that he is better than could be expected. Fortunately there was but little wind at the time or he must have been killed on the spot.
Norfolk News - 22nd December 1866

Situations Vacant
TWO MILLERS wanted.
Apply to PRESS BROTHERS at their Stand, Norwich Corn Market this day (Saturday)
Norfolk News - 15th August 1868

TO SELL AT WORSTEAD
A BRICK & TILE DWELLING HOUSE, Barn, Stable and Outbuildings with 3¼ acres of ARABLE LAND. Also a BRICK TOWER WIND-MILL, stands well for wind, with Patent Sails, drives 3 pairs of Stones, is near a Market Town and in a good corn district.
Apply to Mr. Robert Greenacre, Worstead, Norfolk.
Norfolk News - 31st July & 21st August 1869