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Owd Bert 15-12-2003 13:08

Melbourne St
 
Taken when demolition was starting in preparation for the construction of Eastgate. Melbourne St continued beyond Avenue Parade as far as Stanley St then it became Pitt St.
Can`t remember name of Cafe.

mez 15-12-2003 18:39

Re: Melbourne St
 
the cafe was called    the melba   ;)

beechy 27-01-2008 14:21

Re: Melbourne St
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mez (Post 42812)
the cafe was called    the melba   ;)

melbo/melba
i now need to know what does
n.b.s.p. stand for :confused:

harwood red 27-01-2008 14:22

Re: Melbourne St
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by beechy (Post 522660)
melbo/melba
i now need to know what does
n.b.s.p. stand for :confused:

nowt really, it is a code for one of the smiley's that hasn't worked properly!!

MargaretR 27-01-2008 14:22

Re: Melbourne St
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by beechy (Post 522660)
melbo/melba
i now need to know what does
n.b.s.p. stand for :confused:

I think it might have been some old smiley

PS posted simultaneously with HR

beechy 27-01-2008 14:23

Re: Melbourne St
 
sorry seem to have got my threads crossed
should be on (do you remember)

Alan Gilmartin 31-01-2008 21:16

Re: Melbourne St
 
So were's the photo?.

cashman 31-01-2008 21:46

Re: Melbourne St
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin (Post 524965)
So were's the photo?.

musta faded away after 4 yrs Al.pmsl i was thinkin the same.

Doug 31-01-2008 22:36

Re: Melbourne St
 
I'd love to see the photograph if anyone as a copy, I had family who live in the area and would love to see what it was like.......

cashman 01-02-2008 23:01

Re: Melbourne St
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Doug (Post 525032)
I'd love to see the photograph if anyone as a copy, I had family who live in the area and would love to see what it was like.......

agree would love to see a photo was my childhood stomping ground.

Mancie 01-02-2008 23:22

Re: Melbourne St
 
I'm sure the cafe was open on Sunday mornings...when I was a kid:rolleyes:..we would go down the old market Sunday morn searching for coins from under the stalls.. not very rich pickings but we usually got enough to buy a spud pie and the worst gravy ever from the cafe on Melborne st.. (eeh up,times were ard in them days!) :D

cashman 01-02-2008 23:31

Re: Melbourne St
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 525657)
I'm sure the cafe was open on Sunday mornings...when I was a kid:rolleyes:..we would go down the old market Sunday morn searching for coins from under the stalls.. not very rich pickings but we usually got enough to buy a spud pie and the worst gravy ever from the cafe on Melborne st.. (eeh up,times were ard in them days!) :D

it was open sundays but the Milk Shakes n Jukebox made up for the pies.;)

Mancie 01-02-2008 23:42

Re: Melbourne St
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 525661)
it was open sundays but the Milk Shakes n Jukebox made up for the pies.;)

Milk shakes n jukebox eh?...oh how the other half live! :D

Less 02-02-2008 01:46

Re: Melbourne St
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin (Post 524965)
So were's the photo?.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alan Gilmartin (Post 524965)
So were's the photo?.

If I remember correctly somewhere around half-way through 2004 the server accyweb was on had a severe crash, Roy spent quite some time attempting to recover data but as you can see, wasn't completely successful.

If you view any of the threads pre-that crash some smilies didn't appear correctly but more seriously than that although he managed to save the text, some, if not all of the piccys posted couldn't be saved.

In fact I've just remembered, while recovering data one of the other files that went to it's grave was the dates that each member joined, so a large number of us ended up with the same join date which was basically the first day after the crash, (just checked on mine Jan 2004).

Hope that explains it for you.

:enough:

cashman 02-02-2008 09:39

Re: Melbourne St
 
cheers for that less, explains things was puzzeled meself.


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