Australian Capital Territory
Public Place Names 2002, No. 15 (Street Nomenclature - Dunlop)
Disallowable Instrument DI2002-151
made under the
Public Place Names Act 1989, section 3 (Minister to determine names)

I REVOKE Instrument DI2002-134 notified in the ACT Legislation Register on 4 July 2002. 

I DETERMINE the street names in the Division of Dunlop as specified in the attached schedule and as indicated on the attached plan.

Lincoln James Hawkins
Delegate of the Minister

Dated the 28th day of July 2002.

SCHEDULE

Public Place Names 2002, No. 15 (Street Nomenclature - Dunlop)

Division of Dunlop:  Inventors, Inventions and Artists

NAME
	ORIGIN
	SIGNIFICANCE

Cecil Place	Amber Mae Cecil (1938-1998)
	Australian Artist – Actor

Australian Radio, Stage and Television Actor.
	
Dunnett Street	Frank Dunnett (1822-1891)	Australian Artist.

Born in Scotland; studied under Turner before sailing to Tasmania, 1859; settled in Hobart; devoted all his spare time to painting and engraving; became first teacher of William Charles Piguenit who is regarded as the first distinguished Australian-born landscape painter.
	
Elischer Street	John Elischer (1891-1966)	Australian Sculptor.

Born in Vienna, studied in Paris under Rodin, 1910-11; after service in World War I he freelanced as a sculptor and migrated to Australia in 1935.  One of his most notable Australian works is the bust of Archbishop Mannix, modelled for Newman College, Melbourne.  He was awarded the Commonwealth Jubilee Prize for Medal Design, 1951.

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Public Place Names 2002, No. 15 (Street Nomenclature - Dunlop)

Division of Dunlop:  Inventors, Inventions and Artists

NAME
	ORIGIN
	SIGNIFICANCE
	
Gouldsmith Street	Edmund Gouldsmith (1852-1932)	Australian Artist.

Painted many views of Adelaide and Port Adelaide.  His works are exhibited at the Royal Academy in London and the collection of the Art Gallery of South Australia.
	
Millicer Place	Henry Kazimierz Millicer AM
(1915-1996)	Australian Inventor.

Polish born, proud Australian. Aeronautical engineer, innovator and teacher.  Inventor of the Australian Airtourer - a light two seater aircraft; 250 built. Other aircraft: Percival Provost, Jindivik, Malkara, Air Cruiser, CT4
trainer, Millicer Swift. Invented novel control systems, flaperons, vortex flap, fuselage camber - innovations adopted on many commercial aircraft.  Principal Lecturer RMIT. 

Dr Millicer was made a member of the Order of Australia on 8 June 1992.

Simonetti Street

…………………	Achille Simonetti (1838-1900)	Australian Sculptor.

Born and educated in Rome, migrated to Australia in 1871.  Simonetti was the most accomplished sculptor of his time in NSW.  

He executed several portrait busts of prominent people and many other statues of various kinds.  His works earned him several gold and silver medals and other awards. He taught at the NSW Academy of Art.  

Simonetti’s most elaborate creation was the huge statue of Governor Phillip which stands at the entrance to Sydney's Botanic Gardens.	
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Division of Dunlop:  Inventors, Inventions and Artists

NAME
	ORIGIN
	SIGNIFICANCE
	
Sunshine Loop	Sunshine Header Harvester	Australian Invention

Headlie Shipard Taylor (1883-1957) invented the header harvester in 1914 and the 'Sunshine' auto-header, the first 
self-propelled harvester to be manufactured in large numbers, in 1924.
	
Swallow Street	Thomas Swallow (1827-1890)	Manufacturer, Inventor.  

Born in Berkshire, England, he migrated to the USA in 1849 and in 1853 sailed for the Victorian goldfields.  He sold Colt revolvers at Ballarat and then set up at Port Melbourne as a manufacturer and purveyor of ships' biscuits.  In 1854 Thomas Ariell became his partner and Swallow and Ariell Ltd soon built a solid reputation as biscuit manufacturers, flour millers and sugar refiners.

After Ariell's death in 1875 the company continued to prosper until its growth ceased with the slump of the 1890s.

Swallow was a prolific mechanical inventor, a just businessman and a kindly employer.	

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