others. In 1903 he opened a branch in Perth, managed by his eldest son Ebenezer, who won the contract for renovation and upgrading of the St George's Cathedral, Perth organ. In 1905 he had a new showroom and factory built on Acre 271, west side of Gawler Place, between Flinders and Wakefield streets. The upper floor was devoted to refurbishment of pianos, which shortly became a growth industry as a result of Federal import duties being applied to musical instruments. Arthur Bishop (1868–1948) was appointed to manage this section. In 1918 he opened a branch in Melbourne managed by his younger son Eustace. Around 1935 the Gunn brothers, Bill Binding and Joseph Starling, frustrated by Dodd's autocratic ways and reluctance to adopt the latest technology, left the company and founded Gunstar Organ Works with premises at Plympton. With the advent of World War II, and many workers joining the 2nd AIF, the two companies amalgamated as J. E. Dodd & Sons Gunstar Organ Works. Dodd retired around 1948. In 1966 the company was still operating, as J. E. Dodd & Sons, at 2 Winifred Avenue, Plympton. In 1979 the company was taken over by George Stephens. Some installations Fincham & Hobday Norwood Baptist Church (1882) Christ Church Mount Gambier (1883 (opened by Boult, organist of St Peter's Cathedral, Adelaide) Rebuilt Pirie Street Wesleyan Church (Eagles of London) Tynte Street Church Archer Street Wesleyan Church Rebuilt Brougham Place Methodist Church Adelaide Jubilee Exhibition organ before installation in the Archer Street Wesleyan Congregation Church. "Presented by Mrs. John Dunn, assisted by a few friends, 1888." North Adelaide Baptist Church Modifications to (Hill & Sons) organ in Adelaide Town Hall (1886) J. E. Dodd Clayton Congregational Church, Norwood (1897) St Andrew's Church, Walkerville (1897) Clayton Congregational Church (1898) Kent Town Wesleyan Church (1898) Methodist Church, Kent Town (1898) Unitarian Church, Wakefield Street (1901), replacing the Wolff organ described as "out of date and in hopelessly bad repair" Elder Hall, University of Adelaide (1901), later shifted to St Mark's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Port Pirie. St John's Church, Adelaide (1901) Extensive renovations to the German Church, Flinders street (1904) The Church of St. Laurence the Martyr, North Adelaide (c. 1907) Draper Memorial Church, Gilbert Street (1908) replacing a Wolff instrument in 1899 described as "out of date and in hopelessly bad repair" This organ was installed at Angaston in 1943. St Mary's, Eskbank, Lithgow, New