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Fiddens Wharf or
Killara Wharf was a
former wharf on the Lane Cove
River in Sydney, Australia.
Named after the
convict Joseph Fidden, the
wharf was primarily...
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bounded on the
north and east by Lady Game Drive, to the south-east by
Fiddens Wharf Road and to the
south and west by the Lane Cove
River and Lane Cove...
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including Iona Abbey. To the
south of the
village lies the
district of
Fidden and the
island of Erraid,
mentioned in
Robert Louis Stevenson's
novel Kidnapped...
- were
given to
settlers by
Lachlan Macquarie,
including 40
acres to
Joseph Fidden.
Killara Marian Street theatre has not been reopened.
Killara is an Aboriginal...
- are in a narrow,
forested valley eroded into the
North S**** Plateau.
Fiddens Wharf was the site of
early 19th
century logging. The
middle reaches are...
- was
established in 1828, it not only
consisted of the island, but also
Fidden, Knockvologan, Pottie,
Catchean and
Creich in the Ross of Mull. All of this...
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opened in 1899. At the time, the “quoad sacra”
parish of Iona also
included Fidden, Knockvologan, Pottie,
Catchean and
Creich in the Ross of Mull. A subsidiary...
- Producer: Hugh Fordin.DRG 91430'". Billboard,
October 8, 1994, p. 76 Mc
Fidden,
Robert D. (August 8, 2017). "Barbara Cook,
Broadway Star Who
Became a Cabaret...
- topography.
Parts of the park are
affected by weed infestations, such as
Fiddens Wharf and Fairyland. The
central section of the park,
between De Burghs...
- piano, 1991 (12'0")
Fanfara alla Fuga for
symphony orchestra, 1994 (3'20")
Fidden Sound for
symphony orchestra (13'0")
Carillon Victoria for
organ (2'30")...
