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Letter: Richard Chandler 121 Parramatta St, requesting attention to the kerb and guttering in

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Unique IDA-00301267SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 27th May 1875 and 3rd July 1875Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: Richard Chandler 121 Parramatta St, requesting attention to the kerb and guttering in Darling St off Parramatta St which is clogged and causes the water to flow into his yard which is now submerged. (Note: 27/5/75 City Surveyor to report. Harris. To prevent the storm waters from the street from flowing on to Mr Chandler's premises it will be necessary to raise the kerb and gutters from Parramatta St northwards about 120 feet and cut a channel in extension of the kerb and gutter about 200 ft. I estimate the cost of these works will not exceed £10--:THB;3/7/75. Work to be carried out - Will the raising of the curb injure the property: BP) LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: Richard Chandler 121 Parramatta St, requesting attention to the kerb and guttering in

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