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Petition: BM Palmer JP chairman & RS Paterson for ratepayers & inhabitants of Denison Ward urging

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Unique IDA-00302758SeriesLetters Received, 1843-1899 [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 19th March 1878 and 30th May 1878Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionPetition: BM Palmer JP chairman & RS Paterson for ratepayers & inhabitants of Denison Ward urging the City Corporation prevent WW Billyard of Hunter St from erecting a mill for grinding bones, on the southwest side of McArthur Point fronting Elizabeth Bay Pyrmont, adjacent to the public baths. 9/5/78 City Solicitor report: MC. Mr Billyard cannot be restrained by any process of law from erecting his Building upon the ground that same will reduce the value of the adjoining property. If by any action of Mr Billyard's adjoining properties suffer any damage such properties will have their remedy, but the Council cannot interfere unless what is done becomes a Public Nuisance: RD; 13/5/78. 30/5/78 To be informed accordingly:MCLanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Petition: BM Palmer JP chairman & RS Paterson for ratepayers & inhabitants of Denison Ward urging