A settlement very close to Mylopotamos on its eastern side. Not mentioned in older sources, it may be a more recent settlement, though evidence is lacking. The name likely derives from the Aria tree (a type of oak) that grows in the region. The northwestern part features fortress-style houses, typical of fortified settlements. The Church of Saint Peter (13th century) is an important monument, though it belongs to the broader Mylopotamos area. The Konomos family settled here in the mid-16th century, possibly earlier. Areoi is mentioned in sources from the 16th century onward, appearing in the Ottoman census of 1715 and Venetian censuses of the 18th century.
Condensed from Emmanuel Kalligeros's excellent Kytherian Geographical Placenames which is available
here
Lovely and very old little Byzantine church, at the village of Areoi,near Mylopotamos. The photo was taken in the early eighties. I went recently to take the same photo from the same angle, but the hedges are now that overgrown that the church can not be seen from that position.The key can be obtained to view inside this lovely church....
the kytherian assocation of Queensland spaletta dancers putting on a fabulous dancing display of all kytherian dancers at the annual spaletta dinner dance held in Brisbane..
Vasilia and Noula (Konstantinoula) are sisters. Peter was Noula's husband. This photo was taken at Peter and Noula's house in Areoi.
Peter and his brothers Harry and Theodore owned the SIlver Bell Cafe in Wollongong.
Konstandinoula (Vlandys) and Peter Tambakis at their house in Areoi.
Peter and his brothers Harry and Theodore owned the Silver Bell Cafe in Wollongong.
The Tambakis brothers were from Areoi.
little village just before mylopotamos,photo taken from the main kytherian road, just outside this lovely little village you can visit a beautiful small byzantine church .... ayios petros....
I'm half Kytherian and was born in Sydney. I'm the daughter of Harry Veneris who lives in Sydney. Other half is Finnish, so the Kytherians also have a Scandinavian connection!
Peter had a brother in Sydney, John, and a sister in Lake Cargelico NSW. He went back to Kythera but had an accident and passed away on the island where he was born.
The following is taken from an article written depicting early life of Greek migrants in cafes (Cafe Society) for the Illawarra Museum
The cafe society followed on from the general store of the late 19th Century early 20th Century. The general store had food as well as produce, clothing & hardware items. Towards the early 1920's there was a need to extend the variety of produce ie the emergence of the fruit shop & also make available prepared foods for demanding cliental such as the cafe. The Depression of 1927 slowed this transition however it picked up pace towards the mid 1930's. The initial cafes were very bland dedicated to a truly Australian cuisine, ie steak & eggs chips & salad or basic vegetables, sausages & eggs or a basic mixed grill. However by late 1950 the advent of the club scene in New South Wales & the large number of migrants coming to our shores from Europe demanded a change to the menu. This change saw the advent of the restaurant which extended the basic menu to include European dishes. Further to that there was a demand for quick service ie no waiting thus we saw the introduction of the cafeteria especially in department stores. This was an innovation which maximised revenue in the store by minimising eating & maximising shopping as well as the introduction of one stop shopping.
Towards the mid 1930's also saw the introduction of the milkbar (first milkbar was the Black & White in Martin Place, Sydney set up by the Adams family). Milkbars were equivalent to refreshment shops catering for mainly fruit juices & dairy drinks along with the sale of sweets & tabacco products & light snacks. The milkbar developed from its American equivalent & many of the juices & deserts had names derived from America. There was American Beauty, Banana Split, Pineapple Crush etc, these were presented in very ornate glasses & dishes. Each establishment was proud of its logo inscribed on the plates, cups & saucers. The proprietors were dressed in their colourful uniforms (dust coats) each displaying the name of the establishment. Shop assistants wore uniforms also displaying the name of the establishment & small hats. The cash registers were mechanically operated in pounds shillings & pence. They were cast iron & very ornate in their presentation. The real development of this period was ice cream which until Streets Ice Cream was established in Corrimal, NSW was prepared by hand by each establishment. The next important development was the milkshake. This was a dairy drink made of unhomogenised milk with flavouring, whipped in a beater, originally hand operated but later to be electrically operated. Each establishment had its own secret about beating thick, creamy milkshakes which would put today's samples to shame. The final development was the ice cream soda which was a combination of flavourings, ice cream & soda water presented with a large frothy head & a spoon to eat the ice cream.
Many of the names of these establishments came from Greek origins as their operators were mainly Greek, ie Parthenon, Acropolis, Athena, some carried American names ie Niagra, New York, California, Monterey & some had colours for names ie the Black & White, Blue & White, Silver Bell whilst others had the family name ie Parry's etc.
The beginnings of this cafe society was very interesting, in that the early operators emigrated from the island of Kythera, which lies at the southern tip of the Peloponese. Many of these families lived within their shops either at the back or upstairs. The children would play with the plate dryers which were large metal racks in which plates & cutlery would be placed for washing in the large "Esswood" dish washers. These large racks would rotate & it was like riding a small merry go round. The family would be totally involved in operating the establishment, children assisting with the preparation of meals ie loading up the potato pealer, taking plates out of the dryers etc. Mum & dad would be out the front either serving or supervising. Typical of these families were the Tambakis Brothers Peter, Harry & Theo (also known as Theodore Bros a trend with some early families to change their names to English equivalents). Peter originally emigrated from Kythera in the early 1909 & headed for the cane fields of Queensland (Rockhampton). He also assisted his brothers Harry (1919) & Theo (1924) to emigrate. The brothers ended up in Rockhampton working as waiters & kitchen hands for other Kytherians. There they were to learn the cafe trade.
The Tambakis Brothers then moved to Tamworth in 1928 where they purchased & operated the Golden Bell a cafe bakery in Tamworth's Peel St. They stayed in Tamworth till 1933. In 1933 they moved to Wollongong & purchased the Silver Bell Cafe from the Sansey (Tsaousis) Family ( brother of Nick Tsaousis of the Monterey Milk Bar). Wollongong was frowned upon by many of the early business entrepreneurs as it was very much a working class town. Working class towns in those periods had stigmas attached of prolonged strikes & poverty. It was only the more adventurous business entrepeurers who ventures to Newcastle, Wollongong, Geelong etc.
The site of the Silver Bell was sold in August 1956 to build the "new generation" Coles variety store which stood later as Wollongong Library & now as the Gateway Shopping Centre.
The Tambakis Brothers were then to move to the Black & White Milk Bar on the corner of Crown & Keira Sts, Wollongong. This milk bar operated till 1969 when Harry's death prompted the brothers to sell their business. Initially
the milk bar converted to a 33 flavour ice cream parlour then some 3 years later to a dress boutique & hence to Smith's Kodak.
The descendants of the Tambakis Brothers still reside in Wollongong & it was between 1996 to 1998 Kathy Tambakis operated Take & Shake in Crown Central. The descendants of the Theodore Brothers (Tambakis) pursue very different occupations today typical of other families of this era. The dream of these early Kytherians was to educate their families & many of the second
generation ended up as professionals, academics & some business figures.
Other families of the original cafe society have left the area to assist in the education of their children ie Simos Brothers, Theo, Con & Leo, Theo Pascallis Family or have since passed on. However Andrew Mavromatis (City Delicatessen) continues as one of the original operators having started in the Monterey Milk Bar in 1952. This was an era which existed with the picture theatres, ballroom dancing etc. It was nothing to line up at the cafe for a meal before proceeding to the pictures or dancing. The original cafes had a radio where the cliental would listen to many of the old serials. With the advent of television many of these establishments introduced television, where patrons could watch the early shows ie Bonanza, 77 Sunset Strip, Bob Dyers Pick a Box etc however the advent of cafeterias, hotel counter meals & club bistros saw the decline of these ornate establishments. Clubs were to offer food, entertainment & gambling in one establishment.
Very few of these original places exist, one being the Paragon Cafe in Katoomba (Zacharias Simos), Niagra Café Gundagai (Kastrisos) & Parrys Milkbars in Caringbah & Rockdale (Panarettos Bros) . However a wealth of photographs depicting these establishments exist in many of the local council archives.
This list was apparently compiled by an American publishing company which was bringing out a world-wide Greek business directory in the late 1930s. It is extensive but by no means complete - there are definitely some towns and names missing. (It was originally in Greek so please send us any spelling changes). This is only the section which deals with country NSW and southern Queensland. If anyone has the whole collection (or a copy of the book!) we would much appreciate access to it so that the whole collection can be available on this site. Suggestions, additions and corrections would be much appreciated.
Albury
George S. Sotiropoulos from Akratas, trading as George Sampson had the Hume Weir Cafe at 555 Dean St.
Iak. Mikel Iakovidis from Kon poleos had the Riverina cafe.
Spyros Phil. Gkoutsios from Argurokastrou had the Albury Cafe.
Ardlethan
Emm. Ant. Kassimatis from Kythera and Periklis Them. Koulmandas from Ag. Papaskeuis on Mitylinis had The Olympia Cafe.
Armidale
George P. Komninos from Dourgiannika plus Emmanouil had the IXL Cafe trading as Cominos Bros.
Ballina
George An. Georgopoulos from Christoforianika had the Monterey cafe trading as G. Poulos.
Mich. G. Feros and P. E. Miliotis from Kythera were trading as Feros Bros.
Barmedman
Grig. George Samios from Manitochori and George Kaloutsis had S. P. & Co Silver Bell Cafe.
Barraba
Ioannis Theod. Feros from Mitata had the Golden Bell Cafe.
Ioannis D. Megalooikonomos from Potamos and Dimitrios Sophianos from Agias Paraskevis Mitylinis had the Monterey Cafe.
Barradine
Antonios Dimitrios Diakopoulos from Karavas had the Kosciusco Cafe.
Bathurst
Kostas Basil Kentrotis from Fratsia trading as C. Kentros at 129 George St.
Bellingen
Emm. D. Kolatzis from Logothetianika had the Canberra Cafe.
Bingara
Emmanuel D. Aronis from Aroniathika had Peters and Co.
Nik. K. Stamos from Aigiou had the Gwyder Cafe.
Blayney
Nik. Dim. Psaltis from Mitata had the Niagara Cafe.
Bogan Gate
Nik. Chr. Kouvelis from Aigiou had the Bogan Gate Palace cafe and Grocery.
Boggabri
Stam. N. Christianos from Potamos had the White Rose Cafe.
George Pan. Kritharis from Karavas had a cafe.
Boomi
Anton Emm Travasaros from Leivadiou on Kythera had the Broadway Cafe.
Boonah
Kassimatis had Royal cafe. Kosmas Min Marentis from Fratsia had Blue Bird Cafe.
Boorowa
Kostas Phot. Papadopoulos from Pergi Chiou had the Cafe de Luxe and the White Rose cafe.
Ioannis Spyro Tzannes from Livathi on Kythera had the Boorowa Cafe.
Bourke
Stratis Agg Pipos from Vathy on Ithaca had the Elysian Cafe.
Brewarina
George Agg Pipos ditto had the Cafe de Lux.
Bundarra
Kyriakos N. Kassimatis from Potamos had the IXL Cafe.
Byron Bay
George and Anton. Dim. Feros from Mitata on Kythera were trading as Feros Bros.
Canberra
Kon. Ioannis Kasimatis from Friliggianika on Kythera had The Lawns Refreshments.
Charil. Dim. Notara from Friliggianika had The High Gate Cafe.
Elias G. Sakellaridis from Karpathou had the Kingston Fruit Market and Leo’s Cafe.
Dim. Kasimatis and T. Notaras from Kythera had the Capitol Cafe.
Canowindra
Lazaros Thil. Mitsis from Kleisari, Vor. Hpeirou and Nik Kakogiannis from Alatsaton M. Asios had the Garden of Roses.
Dimitrios Andr. Eleutheriou from Euvolas had the IXL Fruit Markets.
Caragabal
George Spyro Kominos from Kythera had Gregory’s Cafe.
Casino
Char. P. Tasmpiras, George Chr. Simos, and Polychronis V. Panaretos from Potamos had the Marble Bar Cafe, trading as Tsamberas and Co.
Anastas. S. Zantiotis from Kythera and Char Karydis from Megalopoleos had the Rose Marie Cafe.
Cessnock
Michael Emm. Pitsiladis from Mitylinis had the New York Cafe.
Pan. P. Marselos from Keramouto on Kythera had the Central Cafe.
Charelville
Charal. Pan Koronos had the Hotel Corones.
Kon Dim Kominos from Alexandradon had Comino’s Building.
Char G Georgas from Proggi on Kythera had Warrego Cafe.
Panag Char Lokos from Aroniadika had the Paris Cafe.
Cobar
Nik and Ioannis Minas Tzortzopoulos from Karavas on Kythera had the Cobar cafe trading as Poulos Bros.
Basil Emm Travasaros from Travasargianika had the Blue Bird Cafe.
Kyprianos D. Dimitriou from Aglatza Kyprou had the Occidental Cafe plus Chrysanthou and Paraskeua. Trading as James Bros.
Coffs Harbour
Sotir., Pan. and Eustratios Nik. Samios from Alozanika had the Central Cafe.
Sotir. K. Aronis from Aronithika had the Coffs Harbour Jetty Cafe.
Collarenbri
Emm Bas Petrocheilos from Alexandradon had the Collarenbri Cafe and Refreshment.
Condoblin
Emm. Ioannis Fatseas from Ag. Elias on Kythera had the Red Rose cafe.
Theo. Kalopaidis had the Imperial cafe.
Coolah
Emm. and Minas Fardoulis from Potamos had the Central Cafe.
Panos Basil Kanakis from Mesagrov Geras Mitylinis had Peters Inn.
Coolamon
Ioannis Chr. Paspalas from Logothetianika on Kythera.
Coonabarabran
Ioannis George Marselos and K. G. Kontoleon from Kythera had The Sunshine Sundae Shop.
K. G. Kontoleon from Smyrnis and Ioannis Marselos from Kythera had the Boronia Cafe.
Ioannis and George Gr. Tsigkounis from Kythera had the Central Cafe.
Coonamble
Emmanuel Ioannis Koronaios from Potamos and Basil and Euaggel trading as Coroneos Bros were at West Coonamble.
George and Konstantinos Anast. Anastopoulos from Athens had the Monterey cafe.
Stephanos Athan. Staurou and Ioannis N. Margos from Argurokastrou had the Busy Bee Cafe.
Cootamundra
Sokrat. Nik. Behlevanas from Agias Paraskevis on Mitylinis had The Fruit King trading as W. Bahles.
Euag. Mich. Nikolidakis from Pethymnou had The Silver Star Cafe trading as Nicholson Bros.
Nikol. Georg. Theodorakis from Ziros, Siteias, Crete, and Georgios Fratzeskakis from Phratsion, Pethymnou, trading as Nicholson Bros.
Ignatios Pan. Varouxis from Ag. Paraskevis, Mitylinis had the White Rose Cafe trading as Tom Varos.
Minas Dim. Koumpis from Kousounari on Kythera had the Popular Cafe.
Corowa
Dimitr. Chr. Oikonomopoulos from Kiatou had the Renown Cafe.
Cowra
Ioannis Kyr. Pavlakis from Fratsia had the City Markets.
Spyro Dim. Chatziphotiou from Tenedos had the Garden of Roses trading as Gleeson and Co.
Nik. Ioannis Stavroulakis from Chanion had the Fruit Markets trading as Nick Cretan.
Crookwell
George Ioannis Protopaltis from Mitata on Kythera had the Niagara cafe.
Culcain
Emmanuel N. Marselos from Karvounades on Kythera had the Olympic Cafe.
Eustratios Emmanuel Notaras from Friliggianika on Kythera had the Hume Cafe.
Cunamulla
George P Kassimatis from Drymonos and Theo Char Michanis from Fryligianika had the White Rose Cafe.
Stelios Soph Sarantelis from Kalloni Mitylinis. Cudal
Ioannis George Bilikopoulos from Marmara, Propontidos had the Renown Cafe.
Dalby
Markos, Nearchos and Christos Marneros from Kypron had Cafe Magestic and Austral Chambers.
Konst Dim Kentrotis from Fratsia had Cafe Koroentos.
Deep Water
Kosmas G Tzannes from Fratsia on Kythera.
Denman
Char. Dim. Flaskas from Christoforianika.
Dorrigo
Michail Nik. Feros from Mitata had the Dorrigo Hotel and the Dorrigo Cafe.
Dubbo
Ioannis A. Samios from Aloizianika had the Kookaburra Cafe.
Kon. Ant. Margosis and Eust. Pan. Margosis from Pyrgos Akratas had the Valencia Cafe.
Theordors and Basileios Mich. Georgantopoulos from Kratas had the Golden Gate Cafe trading as Georgeson Bros.
Dungog
Anton. G. Barboutis from Kastellorizo trading as Barboutis Bros had Sunshine Cafe.
Dunedoo
Kon. Georg Boutsikakis from Tripoleos had the White Rose Cafe.
George Euag Logothetis from Logothetianika and Ioannis Kapsanis from Potamos had the Monterey Cafe.
Emmaville
Mich Ant Trillidis from Strovolo Kyprou and Minas Andr. Kalokairinos from Alexandradon had the Blue Bell cafe.
Eugowra
Aggelos Ioannis Kalatzis from Limnos had the Royal Cafe.
Minas G. Kalopaidis from Kousounari had the Garden of Roses.
Forbes
Pan. George Logothetis from Logothetianika had the Elite Cafe in Rankin St.
Pan. Eustr. Michailaros from Ag. Paraskevis on Mityinis had The White Rose Cafe trading as P. Mitchell.
Christos George Michailaros from Ag. Paraskevis, Mitlinis had the Wattle cafe.
Glen Innes
Konst and Stavr Emm Baveas from Potamos owned the Grey Supreme Building and had the Supreme Cafe and the White Rose Cafe
Gloucester
Emm. P. Minopetros and Kosmas and George Livanou from Ag. Nikolaou Batika had the Garden of Roses Cafe.
Spyros P. Vlantis from Kalokairines had Ritz Cafe.
Goondiwindi
Elias G. Chrysanthopoulos from Patron and Kalavryton had the Poulos cafe.
Eustath. N. Fardoulis from Potamos had the Olympic Cafe.
Gosford
Nik. and Euaggelos Ioannis Diakopoulos had the Orient Cafe.
Goulburn
Nikol. Ant. Koukoulis from Peiraies had the Blue and White Milk Bar and Coffee Inn at 228 Auburn St.
Euag. Kon Tsalavoutas from Kastania, Vatika had the Capitol cafe.
George Kosmas Kominos from Karavas had the Cafe Bon Ton at 226 Auburn St.
Antonios M. Papadopoulos from Karpathou had the White Rose Cafe.
Xenofon Ger. Paytopoulos from Ag. Sarania on Ithaka had The Lounge Cafe at 227 Auburn St.
Dim. Mich. Sofios from Logothetianika on Kythera had the Monaro Cafe.
Grafton
Kosmas Dim. Marselos from Fratsia had the Hygiene Cafe at 83 Prince St with Ioannou Varupati.
Ioannis, Anton. and Theod. Lambros Notaras from Fryligianika had the Marble Bar Cafe.
Pan. Athan. Venardos from Karavas had the Popular Cafe.
Dimit. and Nikol. George Anastasopouloi from Aroniadika had Langley’s cafe in South Grafton.
Grenfell
Stratos Euag. Triantafyllou from Tenedos and Kosmas Panag. Theodopoulos from Aroniadika on Kythera had The Garden of Roses.
Griffith
Ioannis Pan. Moulos from Logothetianikon and Anar. Ioannis Samios from Aloizianika had the Central Cafe.
Dimitrios Kosmas Prineas from Mitata.
Gulargambone
Dim. Kon. Prineas from Mitata had the Golden Key Cafe and a cafe in Dubbo.
Gulgong
Euaggelos Agat. Kalaitzis from Kastellorizou had the White Cafe.
Gunnedah
Anast. Ath. Pouloudis from Athnon was a wool and skin dealer.
Panag. N. Veneris from Perligianika and Emmanuel Th. Kypriotis had the Acropolis Cafe.
Nikolaos G. Tsaousis from Aylaimonos had the Monterey Cafe.
Anast Zantiotis from Ag. Anastasias had the White Rose cafe.
George and Elias Pan. Kassis from Kastania Spartis had the Gunnedah Fruit Market.
Lampos P Zantiotis from Karavas had the Busy Bee Cafe.
Gunning
Christos D. Koronaios from Karavas on Kythera had the Busy Bee Cafe.
Guyra
Anast. Pan. Kominos from Dourgiannika had the Red Rose Cafe.
Harden
Antonios, Nikolaos and Theodoros Andreou Flaskas from Christoforianika had the Paragon and Garden of Roses cafes.
Hilliston
Ioannis and Dimitrios Kordatos from Potamos had the Real Cafe trading as Cordatos Bros.
Holbrook
Dimitrios Prineas from Kythera had the Olympic Cafe.
Apost. Char. Bougas from Balinitika, Aigiou had the Peter Pan Cafe.
Inglewood
Nik G Stratigos from Mylopotamos had the Kosciusko Cafe.
Andr N. Paterakis from Chanion trading as A Patterson.
Inverell
Theo and Panag Dim Psaros from Mylopotamos had the Monterey Cafe.
Charal Kon Fardoulis from Potamos had Fardouli’s Cafe.
Jandowae
Margaritis Bas Margaritis from Iteas had Australia Cafe and Canberra Cafe.
Petros Ioannis Nikolaou from Ioanninon had Cafe Australia.
Junee
Basil K. Georgantopoulos from Akratas had the London Cafe trading as Conson Bros.
Pan. I. Prineas from Mitata had The Allies Cafe.
Kempsey
Pan., Dim., Georg. and Emm. Konst. Moti from Lianianika on Kythera had the Sunshine Cafe.
Kyogle
Eustr. Glutsos from Smyrnis and Pan. Megalooikonomou from Kythera had Peters and Co.
Alex. D. Samios from Kythera had Cabaret cafe.
Lake Cargelligo
Ioannis Spiro Chanos from Pera on Ithakia had the Bouquet Cafe.
Theo. Ioannis Kassimatis from Kythera had the Civic Theatre, Billiard Rooms and Barber Shop and The Excelsior Cafe.
Lismore
George Andr. Stratigakis from Sfakia had a shop at 85 Woodlark St.
Char. and Nik. Kritharis from Kythera had the Regent cafe and Nik was also proprietor of a shop at Evans Head.
Pavlos Koronakis from Kerkuras had a shop at 141 Keen St.
Panag. N. Kritharis from Kythera had the Monterey Cafe.
Spros Agg. Dendrinos from Ithaca had the Capitol cafe.
Lithgow
Dim. Pan. Sofios from Potamos had the Blue Bird Cafe.
Lockhardt
Basil Pan. Tzitzinaris from Limnou, and Andreas Panagopoulos from Akatas had the Peterson Cafe.
Macksville
George Emm. Potiris from Mylopotamos had a cafe.
Manildra
Nik. Pan. Mavrogiorgis from Karavas on Kythera had the Occidental cafe.
Manilla
Basil Minas Glutsos from Dokana and Philip Ioannis Feros from Mitata had the Canberra Cafe and the York Cafe.
Merriwagga
Ioannis Panag. Aristotelis and Antonios Athan. Charalampidou from Imbros had the Blue Bird Cafe and also interests at Bonalbo and Rankin Springs.
Merriwa
Savvas Hl. Papanikolaou from Peiraios had the Astros Theatre and refreshment rooms trading as Nicholas Bros.
Ioannis N. Kyriakov from Methanon had the Oassis Cafe.
Miles
Nik Georg Kypriadis from Karava on Kythera had Red Rose Cafe.
Mitchell
George Kos Kallinikos from Fratsia had Blue Bird cafes in Cairns, Townsville, Broken Hill plus interests in Innisfail, Wolka ,Cafe Australia Ipswich, plus Ipswich JP.
Eustr Pan Mutaros from Papados Mitylinis had White Rose Cafe.
Molong
Emm. and Nik. Petros Kassimatis from Livathi on Kythera had the Pantheon Refreshment Rooms.
Moree East
Geras. P. Bovos from Xiulokastrou Korinthias had the Monterey cafe.
Theod Min. Komninos and Kyriskos Emm Potiris from Kythera were trading as Comino Bros from Balo St.
George Char Sotiropoulos from Akratas had the Astoria Cafe trading as George Samson.
Mudgee
Ioannis and Pan. Kon Panagiotopoulos from Tsipianos, Tripoleon had the Royal Cafe in Church St trading as Bockos Bros.
Nik Mavrommatis had the Mudgee Cafe trading as N. Maris.
Ioannis and Baleris Kon Prineas from Mitaton had the Hollywood Cafe in Church St.
Mullumbimby
Anastas. Minas Kaponas from Mitata on Kythera had the Marble Bar Cafe
Mungindi
Geras. Agg. Pippos from Vathy on Ithaca had the Cafe de Lux.
Murwillumbah
Nik. Ant. Koukoulis had the Continental Cafe
Stephanos, George and Nik. Pan Aggouras from Alepouchoriou, Tripoleos had business on Commercial Rd.
Ioannis, Odyssey and Nik. Dim Vlismas from Ithaca had the Cafe Belle Vue.
Muswellbrook
Kostas, Theo and Spyros Minas Koronaios from Potamos had the Niagara Cafe.
Narrabri
Euagg. Emm. Chalagkas from Palaiochoriou on Mitylinis had the White Rose cafe.
Grigor. Kaldis had the Blue Bird Cafe.
Narrandera
Theodoros Dim. Sotiropoulos from Valkovina in Akratas had the Majestic Cafe trading as Theo Sotiros.
Aggelos Dim Sotiropoulos from Valkovina, Akratas had the Golden Key Cafe.
Narromine
Emman St Gianniotis from Livathi on Kythera had the Narromine Cafe trading as Peters and Co.
Charalampos, Aristos and Zacharias George Papazachapopoulos from Akratas had the Golden Key cafe and trading as Georgson Bros.
Newcastle
Kostakis, Karatzas, Sykiotis, Patzis, George P. Grivas (Ithaca), Kostakis, Sukiotis, Karatzas, Katsikos, Paytpopoul
Nimbin
Apost. Emm. Kontoleon from Kythera had the Blue Mountain Cafe.
Nyngan
Euag Ioannis Vaggis from Karavas on Kythera had the Golden Gate Cafe.
Orange
Christos Athan. Tselas from Mania.., Tripoleos had the Silver Key Cafe trading as A. Chellas.
Ioannis Char. Kanellakopoulos from Kalamon had the Mayfair Confectionery Co at 302 Summer St trading as John Cane.
Apostolos Ioannis Apostolos from Fournoi, Sa.... and Andreou Kon Panagiotou had Pals Fish Cafe.
George Mich. Patsis from Fratsia had the cafe at 233 Summer St trading as George Ryan.
George N. Krigkas from Pizon, Tegeas had the Rose Marie Cafe at 262 Summer St with Ioannis T. Vosnopoulos.
Mich. D. Tavlas from Crete had Five Ways Fruit Supply at 307 Summer St.
Parkes
Elias Kosmas Tsaousis from Viarathika on Kythera had the Paragon Cafe.
Basil Georgiou Eliopoulos from Tripoleos had the Fish Cafe at 259 Clarinda St.
Peak Hill
Pan. Kosmas Tsaousis from Viarathika on Kythera had the Paragon Cafe.
Port Macquarie
Euag. Catsatouris and Yioi from Kastellorizo had the Ritz Theatre.
Dimitritios Kosmas Aronis from Aroniadika had farms at Bundara plus the Niagara Cafe and Empire Theatre.
Theodoros Aronis (Papadopoulos) had ?
Queanbeyan
Kon. and Basil Ioannis Tsiragakis from Karpanou had the Capitol Cafe trading as Manuel Bros.
Pan. Em. Kontoleon from Avlemonas on Kythera had the Canberra cafe with wife Isabella.
Quilipie
Dim G Koronis from Fryligianika had Quilpie Hotel and Club Hotel.
Roma
Anton Ioannis Karystinos from Margaritis had Bellevue Cafe.
Singleton
Ioannis and George Apost. Moulos from Kousounari had the Astoria and Niagara Cafes.
Scone
Kon. Theod and Spyros Mina Koronaios from Potamos had the Niagara Cafe.
Ant. B. Panaretos from Potamos had a cafe in Kelly St.
Polychronis B. Zerefos from Vatika had the Scone and District Fruit and Vegetable Supply Co.
Nik. Char. Andronikos from Aylaimonos on Kythera had the Regent Cafe.
Southport
Mich. Athan. Theodorou from Manesi, Kalavruton had Theodores Cafe
Stanthorpe
Nik Emm Paspalas from Ag. Anstasias on Kythera had the Arcadia Cafe and the Vienna Cafe
Christophoros Dim Souris from Karavas had the Arcadia Cinema.
St George
Ioannis Ath Tzonakas from Galaxeidiou and Nikolaou.... Balonne Café.
Stroud
G. B. Theodoropoulos from Akratas
Tamworth
Spyr K. Oikonomopoulos from Akratas had the Ritz Cafe.
Euagg. P. Christianos from Logothetianikon had Dreamland Cafe.
Eustath. G. Achilaras from Palaiochoriou on Mytylinis had the White Rose Cafe.
Basil P. Kalokairinos from Alexandrades and Min. Venardos from Karava had the Golden Bell Cafe.
Taree
Dimitrios Staur. Masselos from Fratsia ... and Grigorios, had the Victoria Cafe and also trading at Wingham.
Emm. Anton. Gemenis from Kastellorizo had business at 145 Victoria St.
Ioannis and George Emm. Zantiotis from Vouvo on Kythera had the Elite cafe.
Ioannis M. Kassimatis from Friliggianika on Kythera had the Taree Fish Shop and appeared to be a partner in the Elite.
Temora
Petros Fotiou Simos from Leivadiou had P. Semos Cafe.
Antonios George Kaloutois and Kosmas George Samios from Manitochori on Kythera had the Silver Star cafe.
Minas George Kassimatis from Pitsinianika.
Tenterfield
George Nik Koumpis had the Cameo Cafe and the Paragon Cafe.
Trangie
Palaton Ioannis Katsivalis and Euth N. Spyropoulos from Poronvitsa had the Trocadero Cafe.
Panag Mina Spaggos from Kastrisianika on Kythera had the Golden Star Cafe.
Trundle
Theo. Char. Maboukis from Akatas had the Palace cafe.
Uralla
Dim. K. Souris from Ag. Anastaolas on Kythera had the White Rose Cafe.
Urunga
Nik. and Panag. Ioannis Glutsos from Kypriotianika on Kythera had the Ocean View Hotel and the Hotel Coffs Harbour at Coffs Harbour.
Walcha
Emm. Char. Megalooikonomos from Potamos had the White Rose Cafe.
Sotir. George Tsigkounis from Ag. Mama Monemvasia had the Blue Bird Cafe trading as S. Gounis.
Walgett
Dim Papantoniou and Nik Ioannis Arguris from Plomsriou on Mitylinis had the Walgett Cafe trading as Papas and Co.
Lampos, Emm and Dimitrios Georg Megalooikonomou from Kalamos on Kythera had the Luxury Theatre and Barwon Cafe.
Warialda
Sarantis, Char, Ioannis and Dim George Zantiotis had the Civic Cafe.
Warra
Spyr G Bokolas from Aigiou had Blue Bird Cafe.
Warren
Ioannis Nik Giannakopoulos from Akratas had the Golden Key Cafe.
Anastas Ioannis Kapsanis from Potamos had the Monterey Cafe.
Wellington
Aggelos. Char. Chrysis from Akratas had The Golden Key Cafe.
Theo. Alex. Friligkos and Kassimati had the Hollywood Cafe.
Eustr. Emm. Asproloupos from Plomariou on Mitylis had the Kosciosko Cafe trading as Charles Loupos.
Wallanbeen
Apostolos K. Katavoladas (Paul Kato) from Thessalias had a Billiards and Barber Shop.
Warwick
Ioannis K. Kalokairinos from Fratsia had the City Cafe.
Andreas N. Venardos from Karavas had the Warwick Cafe
Theo Dim Potiris from Mylopotamos had the ABC cafe.
West Maitland
Spyro Ant Semitekolos and Athan. P. Gerakitis had the Paragon and White Rose Cafes.
West Wyalong
Nik. Chr. Lorandos from Kalisperianika on Kythera had The Golden Bell Cafe.
Wodonga
Stamat. Georg. Velegrios from Karlovasi on Samos had The Rose Marie Cafe, trading as S. Green at Deven St.
Wollongong
Harry Tambakis, Peter Tambakis & Theo Tambakis, Silver Bell Cafe, Crown St, Wollongong.
The Tambakis brothers were from Areoi, Kythera, sons of Nicholas. Peter arrived in Australia 1909, Theo in 1924 however unable to find records of Harry's arrival which would have been approx 1919.
Woodstock
Pan. George Kapsanis from Ag. Anastasias on Kythera, plus Theo and George Kon. Vernados trading as Peters and Co.
Wyalong
Panag. Eustr. Kalligeros and Pag. Theo. Tampakis from Pitsinianika on Kythera had the Acropolis cafe.
Kon. Pan. Baylos from Potamos had the Tivoli and Reo Theatres.
Wyong
Pan. Geor. Katsoulis from Katsoulianika had Peters Cafe.
Yass
Ioannis Mich. Karazeris from Akratas had the Montecarlo Cafe in Cooma St trading as John Brown.
Yelarbon
Alex George Tzortozopoulos from Karavas had the Popular Cafe
Yeoval
Ioannis Pol. Trifylis from Potamos and Vretos Venerios from Perlegiannika had the Yeoval cafe.
Young
Kon Andr. Koutsopoulos from Anastasovis, Kalavryton had the Golden Key Cafe.
Petros Nik. Skorinis from Pireas had the Town Hall Cafe.
