Junee 81 Lorne Street | 1999 | According to John Beer, CBC was never represented at Junee or Ilabo, and the Council must have mistaken it for Commercial Bank of Australia which did have a branch there. 1926-8 building constructed. 1970s branch and agency at Ilabo closed. 1999 occupied by Nationwide Realty. Photo by Rebecca Layton, June Shire CouncilStatement of Significance Building contributes to streetscape and is within the Conservation Area.. Date Significance Updated: 19 Jan 06 Note: There are incomplete details for a number of items listed in NSW. The Heritage Branch intends to develop or upgrade statements of significance and other information for these items as resources become available. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Description Physical Description: Two storey brick commercial building, with Georgian style proportions to windows and parapet. Physical Condition and/or Archaeological Potential: Good architectural quality Date Condition Updated: 19 Jan 06 Modifications and Dates: Illuminated sign and display signs to windows added 1998. New heirage paint colour scheme undertaken in 2001. Further Information: Second floor is a house which also includes the back area of the shop. Important contribution to streetscape. Current Use: Real Estate Agency Former Use: Bank -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- History Historical Notes: This building was constructed in 1928 as a bank and is located within the conservation area. The former Commercial Banking Company built the premises and they were apparently closed (along with its Illabo agency) in c1970's. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Historic Themes Australian Theme (abbrev) New South Wales Theme Local Theme 3. Economy - Developing local, regional and national economies Commerce - Activities relating to buying, selling and exchanging goods and services (none) - -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Assessment of Significance SHR Criteria a) [Historical Significance] This building has historical significance due to its association with the bank, and with the first floor being the manager's residence. SHR Criteria c) [Aesthetic Significance] This building was constructed in 1928 as a bank and has aesthetic significance as it contributes to the streetscape. Integrity/Intactness: Good Assessment Criteria Items are assessed against the State Heritage Register (SHR) Criteria to determine the level of significance. Refer to the Listings below for the level of statutory protection. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Recommended Management Paint base course only. Colour scheme is good, keep maintained. Fit timber venetians internally when appropriate. Data Source The information for this entry comes from the following source: Name: Local Government Database Number: 1840019 Information from NSW Heritage. |
Kiama 18 Manning St; or 16-20 Manning StreetThe old ES&A Bank A few doors down from the Grand Hotel (1891) is a large, austerely simple, two-storey, white Georgian house with cedar skirtings, architraves, doors and windows and oregon floorboards. Built in 1859 this was originally a store - the largest in the district. Later that year the ES&A Bank rented office space within the building. Victoria Stores were once located at the rear of the building but this adjunct was pulled down, probably when the Bank purchased the entire building in 1875. They added extensions in 1885, designed by William Wardell, including the downstairs ballroom. This was the birthplace Sir George Fuller, NSW premier in the 1920s. Adjacent Bank of NSW also a Mansfield Bros design. 1887 opening as City Bank of Sydney, now Westpac Bank, a two-storey stuccoed stone and brick building with wrought-iron railings and gate, on the same side of Bong Bong street, but closer to the harbour, Of the Victorian Classical Revival it opened in 1887 as the City Bank of Sydney. The figurehead of George Thorton, original chairman of the City Bank, is a rare form of ornamentation in the period. ============================== Terralong Street |
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| 1881 1st branch: The former CBC Bank was constructed c1880 to designs of Mansfield Bros for Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Ltd. It comes within the Mansfield genre of substantial and impressive two-storey Italianate style banks. The building retains much of its original detail and joinery. Situated adjacent to the Bank of New South Wales building, also by Mansfield Bros and near Kiama Post Office and other early commercial and civic premises, the former CBC bank is an important component of Kiama’s townscape and a reminder of the town’s elegant past. The building falls within the Mansfield Genre of substantial and impressive two-storey Italianate-style banks comprising of ground floor banking chambers with first floor manager’s residence. Materials are rendered brick and slate, and the building retains much of its original detail and joinery, little compromised by the various uses to which the former bank has been put. (NSW Heritage Office Branch Manager's Report to Heritage Council 14 January 1981) The former CBC bank was constructed in 1880 to designs of Mansfield Bros for the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Ltd. In 1979 Mr & Mrs Roslyn McKinnon, owners of the CBC Bank, nominated it for a Permanent Conservation Order. At that time the front of the building was occupied by a solicitors practice, the rear was occupied by a veterinary surgeon and the upstairs was let as a flat. The owners of the property were seeking protection under the Heritage Act for the building with a view to attracting rating and taxation benefits. At its meeting of 14 January 1981 the Heritage Council recommended that a Permanent Conservation Order be placed over the former CBC Bank, Kiama. A Permanent Conservation Order was placed over the property on 17 July 1981. It was transferred to the State Heritage Register on 2 April 1999. It now houses IT firm DropPoint. Aesthetic significance: It comes within the Mansfield genre of substantial and impressive two-storey Italianate style banks. Situated adjacent to the Bank of New South Wales building, also by Mansfield Bros and near Kiama Post Office and other early commercial and civic premises, the former CBC bank is an important component of Kiama’s townscape and a reminder of the town’s elegant past. Integrity: The building retains much of its original detail and joinery.Heritage listing: The former CBC Bank was constructed in 1880 to designs of Mansfield Bros for Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Ltd. It comes within the Mansfield genre of substantial and impressive two-storey Italianate style banks. The building retains much of its original detail and joinery. Situated adjacent to the Bank of New South Wales building, also by Mansfield Bros and near Kiama Post Office and other early commercial and civic premises, the former CBC bank is an important component of Kiama's townscape and a reminder of the town's elegant past.[6][1] CBC Bank was listed on the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 2 April 1999 having satisfied the following criteria. The place is important in demonstrating the course, or pattern, of cultural or natural history in New South Wales. The former CBC Bank was constructed c. 1880 to designs of Mansfield Bros for Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Ltd. The place is important in demonstrating aesthetic characteristics and/or a high degree of creative or technical achievement in New South Wales. It comes within the Mansfield genre of substantial and impressive two-storey Italianate style banks. Situated adjacent to the Bank of New South Wales building, also by Mansfield Bros and near Kiama Post Office and other early commercial and civic premises, the former CBC bank is an important component of Kiama's townscape and a reminder of the town's elegant past. 1881 built at number 18 Manning St are some solicitor's offices, initially the Commercial Bank of Sydney. Manning Street. Building contract of $5,800 let to Messrs White & Coghill of Sydney. Note from Geoff Chapman. 1911 listed in 125th Report; 1934 Listed in Century of Banking ============================ 2nd branch: Next door to Tory's Hotel opposite park in main street. Opened when I was in Wollongong 1967/71 with Warren Saunders as Manager. Note by Geoff Chapman. 1969 2nd Kiama branch opened in May. 2007 Terralong Street (Love that name) now in nab livery This is the Branch opened by Warren Saunders in 1969/70 or thereabouts. Photo by Geoff Chapman. |