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Letter: Farmer & Co Victoria House, complaining that the dustman removing rubbish from the George

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Unique IDA-00301159SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 8th March 1875 and 15th March 1875Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: Farmer & Co Victoria House, complaining that the dustman removing rubbish from the George St premises has refused to do so until Mr Seymour issues orders and requests the same attention as was given to this problem earlier. (Note: By instructions received by me from the Mayor I have been procluded from removing from business premises, not having any permanent residents, any rubbish etc. appertaining to the business carried on - This rubbish has to be paid for on removal at the rate of 2/6d per load and in case of any one requiring this sort of rubbish to be removed a book is kept in this office and arrangements are at once made for such removal: RS; 11/3/75. 15/3/75 informed: CHW)LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: Farmer & Co Victoria House, complaining that the dustman removing rubbish from the George

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