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Letter: T Field City Pottery George St south, explaining at length why he is not liable to pay

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Unique IDA-00299543SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 7th September 1871 and 28th September 1871Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: T Field City Pottery George St south, explaining at length why he is not liable to pay water rates as he is unable to connect with any mains from George St, Harris St, Ultimo St or Valentine Lane stating that the only way is through Mr Pennel's property which he uses with permission for a horse and cart. (Note: ref to Mr Allum. I have the honor to report that I have inspected Mr Field's premises off George St and find them to be about 120 ft from the Building Line, there being only one gateway leading to this premises and premises adjoining on each side. Mr Field has enjoyed the right of this gateway for a number of years, there being no other access --: G Clayton. 28/9/71 Exempted from arrears: MC) LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: T Field City Pottery George St south, explaining at length why he is not liable to pay

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