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Letter: John R Clerke, Waterford House Paddington, complaining again about the disgraceful state of

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Unique IDA-00301264SeriesLetters Received, 1843-1899 [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 3rd May 1875 and 2nd March 1876Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: John R Clerke, Waterford House Paddington, complaining again about the disgraceful state of Darling St Darling Harbour Denison Ward stating the tenants of his 8 houses there often have difficulty getting in or out of the street; followed by Mr Clerke's letters dated May 25/75 and June 7/75. (Note: pencil. Also letters May 25 June 7 & July 28 No. 405 and Sep 13 No 607. The street referred to is one of several on the Dixons Estate Dixon's dam and has never been formed. Until this be done no money can be expended on the street: THB ;2/7/75 3/2/76 Recommended to Council provided that Mr Clarke etc. form the Streets: BP. Mr Clarke to be informed accordingly: BP. 2/3/76 Reply)LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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