Source: New South Wales Government Gazette (Sydney, NSW : 1832 - 1900) Fri 13 Apr 1877 [Issue No.122] Page 1480
1944 - WHERE IS CAINBIL STREET?
Mudgee Guardian and North-Western Representative (NSW : 1890 - 1954) Thu 17 Feb 1944 Page 16
Cainbil Street—yes nearly every one has heard of Cainbil Creek, from whence this street gains its name. Why, of course that's the street where Mr. Harold Evans, of prize flower (not flour) fame, lives. Yes, Cainbil Street runs off Lynne Street due north to Rouse Street, the street wherein Mr. Jim Buckley, sen., lives. It contains a very fine terrace of houses, some of which were built, by Mr. Tom Wade, one-time butcher in the town, and contains the homes of Messrs. McGuinness, W. Lyons, B. Cotten, Fred. Lyons, Harold Evans, W. Croome, Norman Gudgeon, W. Lockerby, Stan Hawkins and Jack Taylor in that order. Like many in Gulgong, the street has houses one side only. This street is one of those greatly improved by the tree-planting activities of the council.
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