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19 Jul 1814 - Matthew Flinders died
17 Jul 1900 - Cleansing Sydney of Bubonic Plague
13 Jul 1945 - Ben Chifley became Prime Minister
8 Jul 1904 - Sydney streets lit by electricity
6 Jul 1813 - first wool exported to UK
4 Jul 1826 - Parramatta Observatory appointment
3 Jul 1850 - work on first railway line
30 Jun 1861 - Lambing Flat riot
29 Jun 1865 - St Marys Cathedral destroyed by fire
28 Jun 1790 - last of the Second Fleet arrived
26 Jun 1790 - Surprize arrived with NSW Corps
22 Jun 1911 - Coronation Day, King George V
19 Jun 1822 - Bigge Report
18 Jun 1829 - new colony of WA proclaimed
17 Jun 1931 - Great Depression, riot in Bankstown
16 Jun 1893 - Universal male suffrage in NSW
14 Jun 1825 - VDL separated from NSW
13 Jun 1816 - road to Mrs Macquaries Chair
10 Jun 1914 - Eveleigh Heist
10 Jun 1838 - Myall Creek Massacre
8 Jun 1942 - Sydney & Newcastle under attack
7 Jun 1841 - Darlinghurst Gaol opened
6 Jun 1859 - QLD separated from NSW
4 Jun 1819 - Hyde Park Barracks opened
3 Jun 1790 - convict ship Lady Juliana arrived
1 Jun 1961 - Archives Authority established
31 May is World No Tobacco Day
31 May 1942 - Sydney under attack
30 May 1898 - steamer SS Ly-ee-Moon ran aground
27 May 1828 - Thomas Livingstone Mitchell became the Surveyor-General
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