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When the water carts filled up in Hyde Park. Of all the subterranean passages that honeycomb the

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Unique IDA-00271431SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate21st October 1962FormatNewscuttingDescriptionWhen the water carts filled up in Hyde Park. Of all the subterranean passages that honeycomb the foundations of Sydney, the least inviting and possibly the oldest is the two-mile tunnel which winds and twists its way from Centennial Park to Hyde Park. (Drawing of water carts filling up at Busby's Bore in Hyde Park, Sydney in the 1840s. An architect's impression of the new Hyde Park fountain in memory of John Busby, who built Sydney's first water supply.) (SMH)LanguageEnglish (eng)

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When the water carts filled up in Hyde Park. Of all the subterranean passages that honeycomb the