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charles grimes the deputy surveyor-general of New South Wales finds Dights falls whilst on a voyage to explore the yarra river -
John Dight buys section 88 at a government land auction the property stretched approximately 25 acres of land along the river including Dights Falls -
The first artificial weir is built by John Dight to help regulate water flow -
the first steam powered mill is made. -
John Dight builds a steam powered mill made from bricks imported from tasmania
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the mill and land is sold to edward trennery who then subdivided the land.
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another flour mill is made near the old one this mill is run by GIllespie ,Aitken and Scott
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after the construction of the mill the yarra rollers mill is sold to the melbourne flour milling company
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in 1909 the mill changed ownership for the last time before it was burned down by a fire in the same year
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part of the weir is reconstructed after a fire destroys the mill
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The weir is rebuilt using 1.5 tonnes of rock after being breached
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an extreme amount of rain destroys the weir leading to it being rebuilt
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however this fishway was dangerous and killed native fish discouraging biodiversity
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a new fishway was created to encourage biodiversity with a better model
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