Eastwood 163 Rowe Street 2122 |  1961

 1986
  2007 | 1929 opening of CBCofS branch at 163 Blaxland Rd Eastwood; that part of Blaxland Road Eastwood was renamed Rowe Street 1934 Listed in Century of Banking; 1935-06-30 annual Report lists Branches: Eastwood & Epping Receiving Office.
1961 slide photo by Bill Morelli.
1975 Listed in Annual Report.
1986 photos by Alex Steel.
2007 January photos of premises rebuilt by CBC, now NAB by John Beer.
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| Edgecliff | | 1934 Listed in Century of Banking |
| Engadine | | 1974 Listed in White Pages; Not listed in White Pages 1981 |
Epping 10 Bridge Street then Cnr Bridge Rd & Rawson St |  2008 10 Bridge St ====================
 2006 NBA Beecroft Rd
 2006 Cnr Bridge & Rawson
 2006 NAB Epping | CBCofS Annual Reports :- 1935-06-30 lists Branches :- Eastwood Epping Receiving Office 1947-06-30 is the first report where Epping is listed as a branch (J R Ford Manager)
1959 CBC was at about 10 Bridge St Epping Somewhere in block of shops 2-14 Bridge Street was CBC in 1959 where Don Gould joined CBC Epping in 1959 when WC was out the back and store room was up steps above strongroom. ========================================== 1973 CBC was at 16 Bridge St Corner of Rawson St Epping CBC after about 10 Bridge St was at 16 Bridge St Cnr Rawson St which appears to have been rebuilt since ex-CBC departed to unified NAB branch opposite Coles now Chemist CBC moved from about 10 Bridge St to 16 Bridge St in non air conditioned office corner of Rawson St on ground floor rear of office block which appears to have been rebuilt by 2006. 1975 Listed in Annual Report. John Beer advises: 1. NBA Beecroft Rd unified with CBC Bridge Rd & Rawson St to Rawson Street opposite Coles. The site where NBA was on Beecroft Road now a bakery shop. 2. Large white building is on site where CBC was located in leased area in a large building Cnr Bridge Rd & Rawson St Epping where the roundabout is. CBC Bridge Rd & Rawson Sts Epping and NBA Beecroft Rd opposite station unified and were located Rawson St Epping opposite Coles Epping. Photos & summary 2006 by John Beer. 3. What became NAB Epping was the white Chemist Shop opposite Coles Epping Rawson St. 4. NAB Epping was moved from the white building now Chemist shop opposite Coles Epping to NAB Cnr Pennant Hills Rd & Carlingford Rd Carlingford. NAB also moved ex NBA North Rocks to Carlingford about the same time.
2008 photo above, of 2-14 Bridge Street, where CBC in 1959 was at 10 Bridge Street |
| Fairfield | | 1975 Listed in Annual Report. |
Fernleigh Castle Rose Bay  
   1969 inmates
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 1969
 1976
 2007
 2010 | The Bank's Management Training Centre.
1966 Established 7th March (from Current Accounts January 1977).
1969 John Hadfield's photos of some of the inmates at Fernleigh (November 1969 Accountants course): -1 Paul Crawley, (then Kyabram, Vic) -2 Left to right: not sure , Mike Henderson, Paul Crawley -3 Mike Henderson and Gary Dawson (then Cunnamulla) -4 David Law (I think) -5 Dick Porter -6 Left to right: Doug Newton, (I think) Jim Sharpe, Bob Hargreave, Ken Walters and again my memory fails and I can't read the name tag.
2007 October Wikimedia photo without ivy.
2009 David Jobson says: "I remember being the "flag man" one day, that bit of culture initiated by Cyril (the squirrel) Coxon and when we had to raise and lower the flag for the day. I missed it one sunset - a terrible sin - and the flag flew all night, as we were out on the town at Kings Cross. Next morning I was singled out and had to stand at breakfast while Col.Coxon had a piece of me. All very embarassing, as it should've been! It must have had an impact because when I was appointed manager at Corowa a few years later I had the flagpole re-installed on the branch building and used to fly the flag every day! God save the Queen."
2010 March photo by Kevin Greenaway who says: "Fernleigh Castle - I tried to get inside to show my wife but the lady wouldn't let us. Sorry to see the creeper gone." |
Five Dock 94 Great North Road CBC, then 90 Great North Road CBC and 86 Great North Road NBA 85 Great North Road NAB, then back to 94 Great North Road as NAB |  1981
 94 in 2006
 90 CBC in 2007
 94 NAB rear in 2007 | 1934 Listed in Century of Banking; 1975 Listed in Annual Report. 1981 photo of the Staff at 94 Great North Road Five Dock supplied by Phil Pitkin who was there from 1979 to 1983. He served under 3 Managers there. 1st one was Roy Granville Young. 2nd one was Fred Murphy who resigned there and 3rd one was Jim R Juillerat who also resigned there. Jim also had a brother and I think he was manager at Trangie. The staff /names at Five Dock are: Front Athie Lapas, Nella Rietano, John Livas, Lina Rietano (Nella & Lina are sisters and were at Five Dock for many years I think 7 yrs) ALSO Lina in the photo was wearing CBC T Shirt & Sue Ryan Back Vince Carbonaro, Rodney Harris (Accountant) Phil Pitkin (Security Clerk) and unfortunately I dont know the young lady with the red hair. We were in the 2 Storey building and we used the ground floor and the bank leased the 1st floor to Trane NSW Sales. Heritage Listed. 1980s Purchased by Canada Bay Council after CBC moved to No. 90, but condition had deteriorated in the meantime. John Beer says: "Around 1970s CBC relocated to about 90 Great North Road and sold original CBC building to Council. 94 Great North Road building then went into considerable disrepair until NAB relocated to it after unifying with 85 Great North Road’s ex-NBA branch. 94 Great North Road is where NAB branch is currently situated. Quite an imposing heritage building" 2000s NAB consolidated both CBC and NBA branches back to 94 after using 85 Great North Road in the interim. 2006 October photo of 94 Great North Road by John Ness, 2007 January photos of No. 90 (now ANZ) and car park at rear of 94 by John Beer who says: "It seems that the building was gutted just leaving the front U portion that is now painted in a dark colour. New brick portion at rear enables a large open banking chamber within." |
| Flemington Markets | 
 1976 | 1975 opened August (Current Accounts July 1976) 1975 Listed in Annual Report.; Photos from Current Accounts July 1976. |
| French's Forest receiving office of Dee Why | | 1975 Listed in Annual Report. |