ON THIS DAY - Shoalhaven Holidays
ON THIS DAY - Shoalhaven Holidays
ON THIS DAY - Shoalhaven Holidays
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- On This Day -<br />
SEPTEMBER 13<br />
SEPTEMBER 14<br />
1 1964 Southern Sea Foods Pty Ltd took over the former butter factory at<br />
Milton and commenced canning and freezing fish. These were<br />
mainly blue fin tuna for export to America.<br />
31 1998 <strong>Shoalhaven</strong>’s Lori Munz as a member of the Australian Womens 4 x<br />
100 m freestyle relay team wins her second Gold (see October 12 th )<br />
at the Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The team<br />
was Lori Munz, Rebecca Creedy, Susie O’Neill and Sarah Ryan. Lori<br />
swam the third leg and grabbed the lead.<br />
SEPTEMBER 15<br />
1 1830 William Huskisson (after whom Huskisson was named) , whislt<br />
talking to the Duke of Wellington stepped back into the path of a<br />
train and was run over. He later died.<br />
5 1856 Government Surveyor George Legge was drowned while crossing<br />
the <strong>Shoalhaven</strong> River on horseback. Nearby island was named<br />
Legge's Island in his honour.<br />
However some locals claim it was called "Leg Over Island" because<br />
of some of the antics of people who attended annual picnics on the<br />
shore, just opposite.<br />
SEPTEMBER 16<br />
11 1859 The first bank in <strong>Shoalhaven</strong>, the Commercial Banking Company of<br />
Sydney, opened its doors in Terara. It is believed that this was on<br />
the corner of Southern Road and West Berry Street, Terara. It<br />
didn't last long, being washed away in the 1860 flood.<br />
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