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Letter: George A Hewett, Station St, Enmore Rd to Mayor. Was given work (by late Mayor Walter Renny

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Unique IDA-00300321SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 27th March 1871 and 30th March 1871Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: Geo A Hewett, Station St, Enmore Rd to Mayor. Was given work (by late Mayor Walter Renny Esq.) to Assess the Water Rate for Macquarie Ward. Have done this and requested the printed sheets from the TC and Mr Clayton advised he was told to do it. Request compensation for work done and loss of time (and given to some one, not an employee of Council) and loss when I have a family to support. Notes: 1.C Woolcott; unaware Mr Hewett was employed for more than collect information for Macquarie Ward Water Assessment. Assess Book prepared by Mr Geo Clayton, and notices by Mr Davies whe were employed for that duty previous to Mr Hewett's appointment. 2.inform services were not required.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: George A Hewett, Station St, Enmore Rd to Mayor. Was given work (by late Mayor Walter Renny

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