1874 Yarra River - South Bank Charles Nettleton commenced work in Melbourne in

commenced work in Melbourne in 1889[1]

Published in "The Australian News for Home Readers"

but as the city grew north and south

He must have been an outstanding leader and soldier

On October 3

1874 Yarra River - South Bank Charles Nettleton commenced work in Melbourne inA photo from 1874, looking west from the southern end of the Falls Bridge, showing some of the environment on the south bank of the Yarra River. On the far left is a small Customs booth, where the staff control the Toll Gate (installed in 1870), which is open at that time. Further to the right of the booth is W. Sinnott, a coal merchant, who traded from the building with the three arched windows. Then we can see the yard of James McFeat & Co.,