the last major alterations to the buildings were made by gibbs in the period 1918–1922, when it appears that the bank residence was modified to provide caretaker's quarters, an upper floor was built over dunkerley's original freezing chamber to provide offices for the master butcher's association, brick cooling chambers were built right along the western side of the market hall, and presumably at this time, a new range of cooling chambers inserted on the east side of the hall behind the blackwood street buildings.