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Melbourne was eventually settled and subdivided.
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John Dight bought 26 acres of land beside the Yarra River in Melbourne.
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John Dight was in the business of flour milling, he was moving to Port Phillip.
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The first steam powered flour mill was built in Melbourne.
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The Dight family abandoned flour milling business.
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The property was sold to a man named Edwin Trennery
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The original mill on the river bank was unoccupied until 1888.
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The mill was rebuilt and this enterprise was sold to the Melbourne flour mill company.
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The Mill changed hands from time in time in 1909 before it was destroyed by a fire.
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The first documented reconstruction occurred.
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A breach of the weir on the 24th of December cause the weir to be rebuilt.
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A further breach of the weir made it to be rebuilt, again due to extreme rainfall.
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The original timber piles were trapped by concrete.
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Melbourne Water constructed a rock fishway.
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The new fishway was rebuilt.
