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Petition: George Andrews & W H Nixon and stallholders in the fruit trade at the new George St

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Unique IDA-00294389SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]Date5th January 1865Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionPetition: George Andrews & W H Nixon and stallholders in the fruit trade at the new George St Markets opposing any petition requesting permission for anyone other than growers or producers of fruit to use space between the Markets for selling Note: Forestalling would be ruinous to the stall holders of this market and previous to the passing of the present by-laws, a strongly signed petition was presented, to do away with the system of forestalling - as is the prayer of this petition - excepting that Lawless & Nixon are now in favour of what they previously signed against: JM Carruthers, Clerk. Also signed by Henry Buckingham Shop 19; M Martin No 12 S/4; J Mortimer No 10; J Mortimer No 6; R Herrod No 2 & 4; H Woodward Shop BLanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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