St Peter's Anglican Church
Best Road, Seven Hills

2008 sold and installed by Mark Fisher
St Thérèse of the Child Jesus Catholic Church
210 Spit Road, Beauty Point

1882 J.W. Walker & Sons, London, 1m., 3 sp.st., pedal pulldowns, tr.

Photo: Peter Jewkes 2006

The organ at St Peter's Anglican Church, Seven Hills South was built in 1882 by J.W.Walker & Sons, London (job no.1162). It has one manual, three speaking stops, pedal pulldowns, and is mostly enclosed with mechanical action. It was restored in 1965 by Hill, Norman & Beard. The instrument is of compact dimensions and has an oak case and spotted metal pipework (cone-tuned). It was installed in St Peter's in 1979 after the closure of St Andrew's Anglican, Seven Hills where it had been prior. The organ is being offered for sale (2005) with offers around $30,000 being invited.

December 2008:

The organ was bought by the Assistant Priest of the Parishes of Sydney Harbour North, Fr Danai Penollar and was installed by Mark Fisher in the Beauty Point Catholic Church.

Manual
Open Diapason	8 from GG, bass grooved
Stopped Diapason*	8 CC - FF# - is grooved to the Open Diapason
Principal	4
Pedal
Pulldowns	20 notes

*Crude label. Originally "Wald Flute Treble Stopped Bass" (cf St Stephen's, Newtown and St Philip's, Church Hill).
This nomenclature is according to Walker's order book entry. Basically, this stop is the same as the examples at Newtown and Church Hill [PdL].

compass: 56/20

trigger swell lever