Australian Capital Territory
Public Place Names 2002, No. 19 (Street Nomenclature – Gungahlin) 
Disallowable Instrument DI2002-231
made under the
Public Place Names Act 1989, section 3 (Minister to determine names)

I DETERMINE the names of the public places that are Territory Land as specified in the attached schedule and as indicated on the attached plan.

Lincoln James Hawkins
Delegate of the Minister

Dated the  19th day of December 2002.

SCHEDULE
PUBLIC PLACE NAMES 2002, NO. 19 (Street Nomenclature - Gungahlin)
Division of Gungahlin: Australian Industrialists and Aspects of Industry, Gungahlin Pioneers 
NAME
	ORIGIN
	SIGNIFICANCE
	
Alice Cummins Street	Alice Mary Cummins (1898-1943)	Brewing Industry.

Alice Cummins was born in Adelaide, South Australia.  She studied law at the University of Adelaide in 1928 and was admitted to the South Australian (1928) and Western Australian (1930) Bars, although she never practiced.

Alice joined her father’s brewing business, Kalgoorlie Brewing & Ice Ltd.  She soon mastered the financial, engineering, refridgeration and marketing aspects of the industry.  Her father recognised her talent and made her Director of the Merredin brewery.

In 1936, on her father’s death, Alice became managing director and the major shareholder of his enterprises.
	
Cass Lane	Sir John Patrick 
Cass 
Kt OBE 
(1909-1995)	Wheat Industry  
John Cass was educated in Young, NSW.  His life work focussed on wheat farming.  He was Chairman of the Wheat Industry Research Committee, NSW, 1957-72. From 1952-77 he was a member of the Australian Wheat Board and Chairman of that Board 1972-77.  He was a grazier in Crowther, NSW, Burrangong Shire 1951-57.
John was General President of the Farmers and Settlers’ Association of NSW 1954-59 having been an Executive Member of that organisation since 1946.  He was also a member of the NSW Wheat Committee 1952-54 and a member of the Central Executive Australian Country Party, NSW 1949-52.  
In 1962 John was appointed Treasurer of the United Farmers and Woolgrowers’ Association, NSW, holding that position until 1972. During the same period he was also Senior Vice President of the National Farmers’ Union of Australia 1960-70 and Director, The Land Ltd  from 1966.
John was awarded the OBE in 1960 and was knighted in 1977 for his services in agriculture.	
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SCHEDULE
PUBLIC PLACE NAMES 2002, NO. 19 (Street Nomenclature - Gungahlin)
Division of Gungahlin: Australian Industrialists and Aspects of Industry, Gungahlin Pioneers 
NAME
	ORIGIN
	SIGNIFICANCE
	
McClung Street	William Aubrey McClung
(1874-1949)
&
Sarah
McClung 
	Gungahlin Pioneer.
William McClung was a Gungahlin district saddler.  He married Sarah Webb in 1906 and they resided at 'Glen Lee', Hall.  William conducted his business as saddler for many years.
	
Newbold Lane	Arthur Roger Newbold (1878-1960)	Industrialist. 
Arthur Roger Newbold was born at Willenhall, Staffordshire, England.  He came to Australia in 1908.  
Newbold set up a small works at Lithgow to make refractories (furnace-bricks).  His business grew and moved from Lithgow to nearby Marrangaroo then in 1918 to Mayfield, Newcastle, NSW.  Newbold responded to technological developments in industries requiring high-quality refractories by increasing the range of his products.   In 1946 the firm's name changed to Newbold General Refractories Ltd.  Plants were established that year at Thirroul and Port Kembla and soon after at Wollongong.  The company also operated its own mines and quarries and manufactured building-bricks in Sydney and Melbourne.  
Newbold pursued a programme of research and development travelling abroad several times and sending senior executives overseas to study new processes.  By 1960 the Mayfield plant was producing 18 million refractories per year.  Newbold's supplied more than seventy different products.  A considerable export trade had also been established.  In 1974 the firm was acquired by Broken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd and renamed B.H.P. Refractories Pty Ltd.

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SCHEDULE
PUBLIC PLACE NAMES 2002, NO. 19 (Street Nomenclature - Gungahlin)
Division of Gungahlin: Australian Industrialists and Aspects of Industry, Gungahlin Pioneers 
NAME
	ORIGIN
	SIGNIFICANCE
	
Tsoulias Street	Nikolaos Tsoulias (1914-1996)	Building Industry 
Nikolaos Tsoulias was born in Prousa, North West Asia Minor.  He migrated to Australia settling in Queanbeyan, NSW.  He worked for the next six years as a carpenter, leading hand and foreman with Concrete Constructions.
A few years later in partnership with Paul Camillieri, he became one of the first two Greek builders in the ACT going on to construct many commercial and private houses and buildings.
His wife, Melpomeni and children came to join him in Australia in 1951.  They moved to Canberra in 1958.
Nikolaos Tsoulias contributed to all facets of community life and distinguished himself as a most energetic post-War community figure in Canberra.  
Nikolaos was awarded  the Queen Elizabeth Honorary Award for his services to the Greek Community.	
Que Lane	Ping Que 
(1837-1886)	Mining Industry Pioneer.  
Born in Canton, China. Ping Que arrived in the Northern Territory, Australia, when he was 37.  He became a pioneer gold miner and merchant in the Pine Creek district of the Territory.  
In 1875 he commenced mining on the Union Reef, Pine Creek, NT.  By 1877 he controlled five mines and a store.  In 1882 he owned mines in the Margaret River, Union and Pine Creek areas, some of which were leased to other Chinese miners.  He also owned various businesses on the fields including butchers’ shops and stores.  
He was described at the time as 'the most enterprising miner in the Territory, and the smartest mining man in the Territory'.  
In 1883, Ping Que was appointed to the Port Darwin Camp Progress Association and as an appointed member of the Mining Board.  	
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SCHEDULE
PUBLIC PLACE NAMES 2002, NO. 19 (Street Nomenclature - Gungahlin)
Division of Gungahlin: Australian Industrialists and Aspects of Industry, Gungahlin Pioneers 
NAME
	ORIGIN
	SIGNIFICANCE
	
Rosanna Street	Rosanna Blewitt 
(d. 1914)	Gungahlin pioneer.
Postmistress at Ginninderra from 1905-1913. Wife of Patrick F. Blewitt, whom she married in 1895.	
Dame Zara Street	Dame Zara Kate Bate DBE
(1909-1989)	Business Woman and Community worker 
Zara Kate Bate (nee Dickins) was born in Kew,  Victoria. Zara was educated at both Ruyton and Toorak Colleges, Melbourne. In 1925, aged 16, she established her first dress shop in Little Collins Street, Melbourne. Zara, with a friend, later opened a salon, called Magg, in Toorak Village, Melbourne. The business was sold in 1976.  Zara won the Australian Gown of the Year award, in 1961. 
In 1946 she married Harold Holt, who was to become the 22nd Prime Minister of Australia.  After his disappearance in 1967, presumed drowned, she married Jeff Bate in 1969.
Dame Zara was awarded The Order of the British Empire - Dames Commander in 1968 for devotion to the public interest.
	
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