Formation | 1958 |
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Type | Registered club |
Location | |
Membership | 9055 |
President | David Conroy |
Website | www.99onyork.com.au |
The Bowlers' Club of New South Wales is a registered club located at 99 York Street, Sydney, Australia.
The club was established in 1958 and was granted a provisional liquor licence in that year. [1]
The club was originally located at the northern end of Clarence Street and relocated to its current premises at 99 York Street in 1971. [1]
The Bowlers' Club at 99 on York won the 2010 City of Sydney Business Award in the Pubs, Hotels, Nightclubs & Venues category. [2]
The club made a net profit of $2,248,646 for the year ended 31 May 2010 and had net assets of $17,672,493 at that date. The profit includes a gain of $2,684,685 on the disposal of the club's 3rd floor strata. [3]
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