Person

Cutler, Arthur Edward (1863 - 1935)

Born
28 June 1863
London, England
Died
22 May 1935
Myall Lakes, New South Wales, Australia
Occupation
Civil engineer and Mechanical engineer

Summary

Arthur Cutler, MIMechE MInstCE AMIEAust was the Engineer-in-charge of Public Works, Newcastle District and President of the Hunter District Board, New South Wales.

Details

Chronology

Career position - Superintendent and manager, Walsh Island dockyards and engineering workshops, Newcastle
Engineer, D. and W. Robertson, engineers and bridge builders, Sydney
Supervised erection of machinery, Colonial Sugar Refining Co. Ltd., Fiji
1883
Life event - Arrived in Australia, to supervise erection of sugar machinery in North Queensland
1885 -
Career position - Engineering draftsman, New South Wales Harbours and Rivers Department
1890 - c. 1928
Career position - Engineer, Public Works Department, New South Wales
4 Dec 1900
Career event - Associate Member (AssocMInstCE), Institution of Civil Engineers, London
1905 -
Career position - Superintendent, Cockatoo Dockyard
9 Dec 1913
Career event - Member (MInstCE), Institution of Civil Engineers, London

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Published resources

Journal Articles

  • 'Memoirs', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 8 (7) (1936), 277-280. Details

Newspaper Articles

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