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Sydney Directory, for 1858-9 SANDS COMMERCIAL AND GENERAL SYDNEY DIRECTORY, FOR 1858-9 INOLUDINO— j BALMAIN, BISHOrTHORPE, BONDI, OAMPERDOWN, COOGEE, COOK'S; RIVER ROAD, DARLING POINT, DOUBLE' BAY, GLEBE, NEL- - ^ SON'S BAY, NEWTOWN, NORTH SHORE, O'CONNELL', ]l '*'• vl TOWN, PADDINGTON, RANDWICK, REDFERN,' '",'" % . ROSE BAY, RUSHCUTTER'S BAY, SOUTH > ^ HEAD ROADS, ST. LEONARD'S. •'--•.*' WATSON'S BAY, WAVERLEY. >'. FIRST YEAR OF PUDLICATION. SYDNEY: SANDS AND KENNY, U92, GEORGE STREET, AND -1(5, COLMNB STIIKET, MI'.I.UOUHNE. s 18 58. V »; Vv. - .'.. y ' •?*-'' J <*' ^•5. PREFACE. A DinRCTOiiY that shall combinu the cssontinl eloinonts of exactness and com­ pleteness, requires but littlo to bo said (tho necessity thereof being so obvious) iu the shape of recommendation to tho Inhabitants of this groat commercial City. In compiling this important work, it has been tho anxious dosiro of the Publishers to rentier in tho most portable form all needful information; and in now submitting tho work to tho suffrages of tho Public, thoy would indicato tho loading foaturos of tho modo of compilation adopted. grower: As far as practicable, intelligence has been obtained from individuals, at i'uixTfD ay r. LTXSIXOIIAME, KINO STREET. their private residences, or at their accustomed places of business, bycomp6tenfc • parties, who have boon both diligent and careful. •c* Tho whole of their labour has undergone subsequent revision,—a process involving considerable delay and additional expense; ^ No slight difficulty aroso during tho progress of classification, owing to the rc-numbcring of houses; soma inaccuracies may, in consoquonco, bo perceptible in tho "Stroct" portion of tho Directory; but, generally, theso havo been amendod in tho Alphabetical arrangomont of tho names. Tho Publishers havo much pleasure in acknowledging tho courtesy of gentlenion connected with various Public Offices, and their kindness in answering inquiries. -GVOIIUK STJIKET, .Svnxiiy. I IffjM^kiJx^nXi •#»*.'. .\l'. ™ >?'•% TABLE OF CONTENTS. K PAGE STREET DIRECTORY .. ,. " .. „ '.. '.. .. -... 17 SUBURBAN DIRECTORY .. ... '.. .. .. 101 GENERAL ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY .. •;. .. .. .. 123 TRADES AND PROFESSION AL DIRECTORY.. .. .. .. '.. .. .. ..220. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY .... .. .. .. '.'.. ... .. .. ; 207 LEGAL DIRECTORY .. ... ... ... ... .... ... .. ..• 275 CLERICAL AND COLLEGIATE DIRECTORY .. .. ;. .. .. .... ..280 y'T MEDICAL DIRECTORY .. .. .. „ .. .. ,, ., 284 APPENDIX.—PART 1 .'.'..'.'.. i. ........ 288 APPENDIX.—PART II ;. ... ;. ;. ;. .29/5 SYDNEY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL '..-.. 1. .. 'IS ADDENDA.. .. ..' .. .. .. ".. ". ".. .. 13 \ <*£, STREET DIRECTORY, »rr~. PAGE PACE $ 17 ,22 17 Bourke-sti'oet. .. .......t '.. '.. .. '23 * 24 i Albert-street, Woolloomooloo .. 17 24 2/1 Albion-street, Little .. .. .. 13 Brisbano-Btreet, off Parramatta-street.i 25 25 18 25 Alfred-street, Woolloomooloo ... 18 ;25 % 18 2<iv 18 26 Burton-street .. 20 27 18 27 27 > Baltic Wharf .. 19 27 Bank Court .. ,. .. "' . 19 • ,28 Bauk-strcot . 19 ,rflR J •?S Castlorcagh-strcct .. .. 28 31 Bay-street, Globo .. .... .. 21 31 Oharlos-strcot,. Woolloomooloo .. .. 31 . 21 Gharlcs-laiio . .. ... ...'.'•:.'. .. ., • Sfl Charlotte Place' .. ,. '8ft Bettington-strcet . 21 - «9l Bligli-streot . 22 Church Hill V - 871 Bloomfiold-stroot ,. .. • .. .. :. .22 'S?! Botany-street,,Cluppondalo ... .. : 22 82 f ££&lu£ -JLl -O- U*.**»> -xt-; _ _ J. jffi y^-^M " CONTENTS. CONTENTS. PAOE PAGE PAflE PAGE Olarence-lanc .. 84- Haniett-strcct 57 Phillip-streot 76 Underwood-street . 91 Cleveland-street 34 Harrington-street ..... .. .... 57 Phmnix Wharf 77 Union Place . 91 Clyde-street 34 Harris-street .,58 Pitt-street 77 Union-street . 91 College-street 34 Hay-street 68 Pottingcr-street .. 81 Union Lane .. .... .91. Collins-strcot ...'..-. .. .35 Henrietta-street .. ' 68 Princes-street 81 Union Wharf .. ..... , 91 Cooper's-street, oft' Abercrornbie-streot 3B Hish Holborn 68 Pyrmont 99 Victoria Placo , 91 Cooper-street 35 HiU's-lane .. 58 Qiiccn's-street.. • 82 Victoria-street , 91 Corfu-street 35 Hill-street 68 Queen's Place 82 Vietoiia-streut, Surry Hills,. 92 Crescent-street 35 Hill-street 68 Richmond Terrace .. 82 Victoria Terrace .. .. , ; 92 Crown Road 35 Holt-street 68 Riley-street 82 Victoria Wharf , 92 Crown-street 35 HoskingPluco 68 Riley Place 84 Walkor's Wharf . :92 Crown-lane 37 Hutehinson-strcet 69 Robin Hood Lane .. '84 AValton's Lane , 92 Crown-lane .. 38 Hunter-street ...... .. .. .. 69 Rose-street 84 Washington-street 92 'Cumberland-street... ... .. .. .. 38 Hunter-street, Little .. .. .... 6o Roxburgh.Place " 81 Waterloo-street,. Chippendale ,92 .Ouniiingham Place .. .. .. 39 Jaqucs Wharf ..; \ 60 Ryder-street '. 84 Watorloo-stroot, Surry Hills.. 93 , Custom Houso .. ,,,39 Jamison-street... .. , 60 Samuel-streot 81 WattloTstroet 93 Dale-street .. '.'. .. ;. .. .. 39 Jamison-lane .... .. .... .. 60 Sarah Ann-street 81 Wollington.strcet 93 Daltori's-lane .. .. .. 39 Jenkins-stroot.. .. .'. .. .. ••...' 60 Seal or. Soar's-stroet. 84 Wont worth Place .. .. .. 93 ;Darling-8troet... ... .. .. .. .. 39 John-street. .. ..CO Shoorin Placo 81 Wontworth- street 93 iDarlinghurst Road 39 JohnTstreet, Sun'y Hills ' '"? Shelly-street 85 William-street.. 93 DaviS-'lane '.'. .. .. 40 Judge-street .. '61 Shepherd-street 85 William-street East .. .. 91 •Donlmm-streot •;. .. .. ;. 40 Junction-street .. .. .. .. .. 61 Shoobert's Wharf 85 William-street,.Little ... 95 Devonshire-street .. 40 Kensington-street .. .. "1 Short-street 85 William-street North, Upper 95 .Dixon-stroet .. 40 Kent-street .. .. .. °1 Slip-street 85 William-street South, Upper. 95 Dixori-strcct, Lower 40 King-street. ,... .. 64 Smith-street 85 Willis, Merry & Co.'s Wharf 95 'Domain Torraco .. .. .. .. .. 41 King's-lanc ' V" South Head Road (Now) 85 Wilton Place .. nS- 95 Dowling-gtreot .. .. 41 Lamb's Wharf .. .. •• ^ South Head Itoad (Old).. 86 Wiltou-strcet ;, 95 Downshiro Terrace 41 Lansdowne-strect 6t> Spring-strcot 86 Windmill-street. ' ,. .. .. Druitt-street ,. 41 Lime-street .. 66 Stanley-street 86 AVood's Lano •96 ' Duke-street .... .. 42 Liverpool-street .. 66 Stophcn-strect .. .. 86 Woolloomooloo Lane .. .'. .96 42 Edward-lane .. Lloyd's Court 67 St. James's-stroet 87 Woolloomooloo-streot .. ., 90 . 42 Edward Placo .. .. McLpay-street 67 Swan-street 87 Wylde-strect , 9G 42 .Edward-street .. ' ;. Macquarie-lane , .. .. 67 Surry-streot 87 Wynyard Lane . .... ..' v/"97 '- 43 Elizaboth-strcet North Macqmirio Place 67 Susan-street 88 Wyuyard Square ; 43 •MVT :Elizabcth-8trcpt Macquarie-strcot 6° Sussex-street 88 Wynyard-strcet. .. ,, .. .MV97' iEHzaboth-street, .Little.. .. ..'•-,'. 45 Muidon-lanc 69 Taylor's Lano 90 York-street ,. .. v. ,97 ; Elizabeth Terrace .. .. .. 45 Malcohn's-lano ; .. 6*) Taylor's Wharf .. .. 90 Yurong Lane , .. 45 .'•'..•98 JErskino-street :.. ..' '.. .. ., Margaret Place t .. .. Jj!) TJltimo-strcet .. .. 90 Yurong-strcot • 98 lEssexrlane ,...,: 45 Murgaret-street .. ...... .. • 6.) 'Essex-street ...... .. .. 46 Market Sheds. .. 6j> 'Exchange- .. .. .. ..v.. .. 46 Market-lane .. .. ». .. .. .. • ' -70 -:>ExeterPlace .. '.. .. ..•'.. ., • 46 Market-street .. , 70 . r Ferry-lane ... .. .. ..., - -'46 Market Wharf-street .. 71 v Fitzroy-strcet .... ..'......, .'46 Marlborough-street .... .. ' 71 ' 'Forbes-streot , • 46 Mary-street .... .,••-. 71 SUBURBAN DIRECTORY. 0 Fort-street, Lower .. ...;•.. .. 47 May-street .... .; 72 i'Fort-streot, Upper .. , • 48 Middle street .. .... •72 VFoster-strcet .. .. .. ., 48 Miller's Road .. .. .72 Balmiiin .,•', '.. 101 North Shore .. , 119 : Foveaux-streot ... ....;•'..., 48 Moore's Road .. .. .. ..' .. .. -72 Bishop'thorpe .. 112 O'Conholl Town 115 • Foxlo.w Elaco j. !''.. '.'. 48 Morrison-street 72 Bondi ... .. '.'.' 104 Paddingtori ., , 10+ ilfrancis-strcot.. .... ... ,';•. ..' •., 48 Munn-streot .. • .. 72 Campordown .. .. 115 Rand wick.. .',',. 104 : Francis-street, .Little •..•..; .'..' .."'.., 49 Napoleon-street .. •;. 72 Coogee '.'.• .'.•' '.•'. 101 Rodforn .. .. ; 120 • ; Frederick Place •;•'•%'.<'•' .i; .; 49 Newtown Road ...'. 72 Cook's' River Road.'. 115 Rose Bay 1. '".', ; 101 •;, Gas-street.. .. .. .. 49 3?ichol's-streot, or- Hill's-lano .. .. ' 68 Darling Point.. .. 101 Rushcuttcr's Bay ! 104 ^'George-street.... .-.. ...• .: .. .! 49 Norton-street ... .. .72 Double Bay- '.'. '.'. 101 South Head Roads. 101 1 George-street, Little .. ' ., •65 Norton-street, Littlo • * .. 73 Globe.. '.. .. .. 112 St.. Leonard's .'. 119 i.George-street, Now ... .; .. ;'. i .65 O'Connoll-strect .. 73 Nelson's Bay .'. .'. 101 Watson's Bay .'. 101 (Gippsrstreet <*..- .<.*.><.'<<•.• '-'.. -a A 66 Orwell-street .. .. ., 73 Newtown..' '.'. '.. 115 Wavoi'loy.'. 1104 SGipps.-street, Little.. .. .. ... - .. 66 ralmor-street .. ... - 73 !;GHobeTBtrpct .;'.... 65 Paradise .Place.. ... '.. '.74 £Glpucpstorrstrp.et .'.'..-.. 65 :Park-streot '.. 15 '.GoulburnrStroot .... .. ... .V .', 56 Parker-street ;• ,. '76* .Grafton Wharf,. .. .... .; •:6T Parramatta-strcct .. ''75 Hamilton-lane '.•«i'67: Paton'sBuildings .. .. ' 7G GENERAL ALPHABETICAL DIRECTORY.—Page 1*8. ; 8 CONTENTS. CONTENTS. 9 TRADES AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. PAOE PAGE Lithographic Printers 253 Rope Manufacturers 200 I'AOE PAGE Livery-stable Keepers ; .. 240 Saddlers 260 Accountants .. ., 220 Contractors 28"(> Locksmiths 253 Sail Makers 200 .Account Hook Manufacturers .. .. 220 Conveyancers 278 Lodging-houses 223 Saw Mill Proprietors (Steam) .. ., 200 iEratcd Water Manufacturers .. .. 287 Coopurs 230 Lucifer Match Manufacturer .. .. 253 Scale Manufacturer 2G0 Architects.
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