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John Kim

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John Kim

Local Resident

Sydney and Surrounds · NSW

Sydney Plumb Jobs

Owner of Sydney Plumb Jobs. We are a local Sydney company offering residential and commercial plumbing maintenance services. $0 call out fees, free quotes and we price beat written quotes by up to 15%

Sydney Plumb Jobs

Blocked drain getting worse? Dripping taps keeping you up at night? Plumbing problems you’ve kept pushing back to get fixed?

Professional, Honest and reliable family-run and operated plumbing company with over 10 years in residential and commercial maintenance.

‼️OFFER- $400 +GST to clear your blocked drain with the use of our high pressure water jetter and CCTV camera. We also locate the problem area too! This is a FIXED price during weekdays.

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❗️10% off for pensioners.

🙏 10% off for all emergency workers (Doctors, nurses, police, fire, ambulance, SES etc). We thank you for your service! 🙏

❓Any questions or for quotes, send us an email or message with some photos and we will get back to you. SydneyPlumbJobs@outlook.com

All plumbing works are guaranteed. ✅
We are fully licenced and insured. ✅
Working with children and police check.✅
We accept all major credit cards. ✅

Check out our Facebook and Instagram page to see what we do!

https://sydneyplumbjobs.com.au

☎️ Phone: 0402115877
💻 Email: SydneyPlumbJobs@outlook.com
📍ABN: 48005397211
🪪 Licence No.: 362395C

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Distinguished and Famous people from Sandstone

🍺 J. V. Kearney

Irishman J. V. Kearney supplied one of the goldfields' more ingenious answers to a very practical question: how do you keep beer cool here? In 1907 he built a brewery on a breakaway near Sandstone, using gravity to move liquid through its levels and a tunnel blasted into the rock as a cellar. A shaft through the cellar roof assisted cooling, while excavated material became a loading ramp. The enterprise supplied surrounding hotels, although the heritage record notes problems with beer deteriorating during transport. Railway access eventually brought competing supplies and the brewery closed. The surviving cellar recalls Kearney's unusual local business, without requiring a fictional claim to international fame.

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