WHUam O’Sullivau wa s torn in just over a'xty-four years a£*>. -ind wa* a by profession. Ho rmter*d the v ew South Wa’cs Parity •Wst’in 183 S when he wa« retimed for <.~ a ib*<**v>f. wVch lie renreseoied con* for fvchteen and a half y?arß. >ince then he had eat for th<* Behnore di- , .•'’Sion of Svdn«v. For nearly five years Mr O’Sull'van was a member of the I? aineTUaiv Public Work l ? Conunittee and Minister for Work; In the I-yne and[ See Oovcmnisnls. and he init’at'vl the scneTiie for building- Hie huso Bcdfem railway. sl.at ! ou. oi>» of the architectural feature* I of Sydney. He was aiw Minister for Lands in the Waddell in 1904. ■
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7110, 23 April 1910, Page 7
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