EDITOR – Thank you to our local Sun newspaper which keeps us in touch with happenings in the neighbourhood.
I would like to congratulate Duncan du Bois on his amazing and well researched articles of the neighbourhood.
I personally have always wondered where the name ‘Kenyon Howden’ came from?
READ: A-Z the Origin of Bluff Street Names
I was quite amused by his recent article about the Bluff in 1877, particularly the phrase: “The only landward point of access is round the head of the bay along ‘rough, tangled and tortuous roads’.”
Somehow I think those roads still apply today, how many years later?
Thank you, keep up the good and interesting articles.
ANGELA PETERS
In case you missed it – read the series here:
Bluff News from the 1950s – PART 1
Bluff News from the 1950s – PART 2
Bluff News from the 1950s – PART 3
Bluff News from the 1950s – PART 4
Bluff News from the 1950s – PART 5
Bluff News from the 1950s – PART 6
Bluff News from the 1950s – PART 7
Bluff News from the 1950s – PART 8
Bluff News from the 1950s – PART 9
Bluff news from the 1950s – Part 10 – final in the series
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