The value of a Jets sponsorship Jets Lounge at Henson

Newtown RLFC

Centenary Highlights

14 June, vs Norths, Henson
Frank Hyde Shield, Decider

June/July
Centenary dinner

6 Sept, vs Balmain, Henson
Trevor Ryan-Neil Pringle Shield, Decider

Centenary program

Manfred Moore
Old Newtown supporters still talk fondly of the winter of '77 when a young black American named Manfred Moore made the switch to rugby league.

Golden Barley Hotel -
- where you’re always a local

back

Sponsoring
the Jets in our
100^th year

Newtown RLFC is generously sponsored by businesses from the local and wider community.

Support the Jets by choosing the products & services of the people who support your team.

Great team, great sponsors!

Whether it’s a casual drink watching sport with mates in the bar, a late-night gathering in the comfy lounge, a family get together in the bistro, or unwinding after work in the huge and leafy beer garden, we’ve got it covered.

Throw into the mix a bottleshop, TAB, warm and friendly service and a cornucopia of drink options, and you’ve got yourselves a guaranteed good time at the Golden Barley Hotel.

Don't forget. If you’re looking for convenience, great service and somewhere that is open when you need a quick 6-pack, bottle of wine for dinner, case of beer for a party, or your favourite bottle of scotch – The Golden Barley Hotel is the place to come. Open 10 am to midnight, every day.

Location

165-169 Edgeware Rd

Cnr Edgeware Rd & Llewellyn St Enmore NSW 2042

Opening hours

Open 10 am - 2 am, Monday - Saturday
10 am - Midnight, Sundays

Contact Details

Golden Barley Hotel
Tel: 02.9565.1166
Fax: 02.9565.1168
E-mail: goldenbarley@swiftdsl.com.au
web: www.goldenbarleyhotel.com.au

About the hotel

The Golden Barley Hotel lies on the land of the Cadigal people, at the head of what was once the Gumbramorra Swamp. The swamp was drained in 1890, following devastating flooding to the area, and opened up low lying land between Marrickville and St Peters.

The earliest occupation of the hotel site after the swamp was drained was by Robert Wall, who ran a Timber Yard on the site during the 1930s.

Across the road from the timber yard was The Enmore Hotel.

In 1938, Tooths signalled their concern about the dilapidated nature of the Enmore Hotel by buying the block of land where the timber yard was situated, with the intention or removing the license from The Enmore Hotel, and building a new hotel across the road – The Golden Barley Hotel.

August 1939 saw the opening of The Golden Barley Hotel, as it now stands. Designed by architects Joy & Pollitt, The Golden Barley Hotel is now recognised as a prime example of Art Deco architecture and many original features are still in evidence throughout the hotel.