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Brundah is a heritage-listed
private residence at 37
Norton Street, Ballina,
Ballina Shire, New
South Wales, Australia. It was
built in 1908. It was added...
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Ballina has a
number of heritage-listed sites, including: 37
Norton Street:
Brundah It is
approximately 700 km (435 mi)
north of
Sydney and 160 km (99 mi)...
- properties:
Brundah, a
Victorian style house,
Leigh College Hall, a neo-Georgian
Revival style building and the E.
Vickery Memorial Chapel.
Brundah, an Italianate...
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Strathfield South Sydney, New
South Wales Brundah, a
Victorian style house on the
former Leigh College Campus Strathfield South Location of Strathfield...
- Blayney-Demondrille line
Koorawatha Junction Warrangong Uppingham Greenethorpe Brundah Mogongong Wirega Quondong Grenfell...
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pastoral purposes in 1833 by John Wood, as part of his
Brundah Station.
Later the
eastern part of
Brundah was
acquired by W. R. Watt and
subsequently by J....
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township of Grenfell. The line
opened in 1901. It went
through Greenethorpe,
Brundah and Mogogong. The line from
Grenfell could be
built to
Quandialla to allow...
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purchases of
Shubra Hall by the
Presbyterian Ladies'
College in 1889 and
Brundah by the
Methodist Church in 1915, both to
establish educational institutions...
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Brundah Weddin Shire 33°54′54″S 148°11′04″E / 33.91500°S 148.18444°E / -33.91500; 148.18444 (
Brundah)
Bumbaldry Weddin Shire...
- 1920s and
early 1930s.
These included Mayfair Court (149
Parramatta Road);
Brundah Flats (1931, at 151
Parramatta Road) and
Penliegh Hall
flats (1929, at...
