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Letter: John Lidgate Ross, Surveyor General's office, requesting permission to access all the plans

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Unique IDA-00294328SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]Date10th November 1864Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: John Lidgate Ross, Surveyor General's office, requesting permission to access all the plans connected with the Sydney and environs survey to be included in the engraved map of Port Jackson & Sydney. [Note: 10/11 City Engineer with please report if the request can be complied with - without invasion:WS. There is no room in the office for this - it would cause very considerable inconvenience and almost stoppage to the business: EB;10/11. A reply to Mr Ross' letter of 16 Feby last, was written, but Mr Ross could not be found - The letter reply was to the effect that Mr Ross request to have access to the City maps etc. could not be complied with] LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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