ON THIS DAY - Shoalhaven Holidays

- On This Day -
Sporting amenities Bomaderry Oval – Large section of roof blown
off and brick walls demolished
Toilet block at Jacob Drive, Sussex Inlet – Roof blown off and
brickwork damaged
Berry School of Arts – Roof damage
Milton Showground – First aid room blown over and various other
building damaged
Bomaderry Basketball Stadium – Sheeting blown from western
wall
Five bus shelters – Demolished or severely damaged
Bomaderry Depot – Damage to roof, roller door, fencing and
lighting
Berry Museum – Roof tiles blown off
Nowra swimming pool – Shade awnings destroyed
Bomaderry swimming pool – Roof tiles, shade awning and
fencing destroyed
Cambewarra Lookout – Electrical supply lines, fencing and car
park damaged by large trees
Family Day Care, Ulladulla – Building damaged by fallen tree
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36 1981 The Royal Australian Naval College, Jervis Bay was placed on the
Register of the National Estate by the Australian Heritage
Commission. This represented a recognition of the historical
significance of the RANC and its special value for the present
community and future generations.
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13 1934 The windows taken from the old Scots Church in Margaret and York
Streets, Sydney, were gifted to the Scots Church, Berry
(Presbyterian).
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1 & 13 1934 The Moderator General of Australia opened the Berry Presbyterian
Church on the corner of Alexandra and Victoria Streets, Berry. The
Church included four stained glass windows from Scots Chruch,
Sydney, demolished for the Sydney Harbour Bridge approaches, and
said to be 100 years old. The cost was £1,356/11/-.
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