A small article in the Sydney Sun, 23 September 1952, which made brief mention of Halliday’s centenary. 

Members of Halliday Brothers were present at the official inauguration of the Graving Dock and treasured the souvenir programme which has survived in the company archives. . 

 On the very day that peace was finally achieved Halliday Brothers were working on contracts to repair the British Navy tug, Advantage; She was built in the United States and transferred to the Royal Navy under Lend Lease. She was returned to the United States…

Halliday’s employees c 1912.

Halliday brothers and their staff at the front of the works in Erskine Street, c 1895. 

Augusta soon after she had been fitted out by Halliday’s in 1889.22 (State Library NSW image)

An engine built in the Halliday’s shop c 1885.

Sussex Street Premises 1966