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Letter: Michael Dunn, Lessee of Circular Quay fountain, explaining the matter of turning the water

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Unique IDA-00294408SeriesLetters Received, 1843-1899 [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 10th January 1865 and 30th January 1865Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: Michael Dunn, Lessee of Circular Quay fountain, explaining the matter of turning the water cock in George St near Argyle St reported earlier to prevent misuse overnight with some historic detail. (Note: 25/1/65 City Engr: JW. The lock herein mentioned was the lock which was put in 6 or 7 years since for the purpose of turning off the water from the Circular Quay in the event of leakage etc. The shutting of which does not deprive any other part of the City of water There is a very bad leak now at the Circular Quay fountain and notice has been served on Mr Dunn that if the leakage is not stopped this day the water will be shut off to prevent further waste: EG; 30/1/65)LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: Michael Dunn, Lessee of Circular Quay fountain, explaining the matter of turning the water

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