Kamfanin Dillancin Labaran Cumberland

Jaridar Cumberland Free Press wata jarida ce ta Australiya mai gajeren lokaci wadda ake bugawa kuma ake bugawa a Parramatta, New South Wales, kuma tana yaɗuwa a yankunan Inner West, Western da North West na Sydney . An fara buga jaridar a ranar 22 ga Yuni 1895 kuma ta daina bugawa a watan Maris 1898.

 Tarihi 
John Black and Company ne ya buga jaridar Cumberland Free Press, wacce ke kan titin Church Street, Parramatta. An kafa kamfanin a shekarar 1895 ta hannun John Black, George B. Davey [1] da William Henry Hillis, [2] tsoffin ma'aikatan The Cumberland Mercury, wata jarida da The Cumberland Argus da Fruitgrowers' Advocate suka karɓe kwanan nan. [3]

An fitar da bugun farko na jaridar a ranar Asabar, 22 ga Yuni 1895, inda shugaban jaridar ya yi shelar cewa jaridar "ta sadaukar da kanta ga muradun jama'a kuma tana yaɗuwa sosai a cikin masu zaɓe na Parramatta, Granville, Sherbrooke, Ryde, Willoughby da Canterbury ."  An bayyana fitowar farko a matsayin "an gyara ta sosai kuma an buga ta kuma tana ɗauke da ra'ayoyi masu sassaucin ra'ayi kan al'amuran siyasa." 

A watan Mayu na shekarar 1897, John Black & Company ya buga jaridar The Cumberland Free Press a Parramatta da Ryde,  tare da jaridar Ryde Electorate Press da aka shigar a hukumance cikin jaridar The Cumberland Free Press daga fitowarta ta ranar Asabar, 5 ga Yuni 1897.  Jaridar Ryde Electorate Press ta fara aiki ne kawai tun daga watan Nuwamba na shekarar 1896. 

 Samuwa 
Ana samun kwafin takardar The Cumberland Free Press daga Juzu'i na 1, Lamba ta 1, 22 ga Yuni 1895 zuwa 1896. Ana ajiye waɗannan takardu a ɗakin karatu na Jihar New South Wales a wajen wurin ajiya. 

A watan Agusta na shekarar 1993, Gosford Micrographics Pty Ltd ta ɗauki bidiyon fitowar jaridar The Cumberland Free Press, wadda ta ƙunshi Juzu'i na 1, Lamba ta 1, 22 ga Yuni 1895 zuwa Juzu'i na 2, Lamba ta 107, 26 ga Yuni 1897, a kan faifai biyu na ƙaramin fim mai girman 35mm.

 Manazarta 
"Well-Known Citizen Passes". The Cumberland Argus and Fruitgrowers' Advocate. Parramatta, NSW. 11 August 1923. p. 6. Retrieved 21 October 2013 – via National Library of Australia.