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Letter: William Bennett, Commissioner and Engineer for Roads, Department of Public Works to City Eng.

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Unique IDA-00307463SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]Date26th July 1880Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: William Bennett, Commissioner and Engineer for Roads, Dept of Public Works to City Eng. Forward a copy of a memo and ask you to cause any roads opened by you (where mains laid) to be carefully made good. Encl: complaint that newly metalled Cook's River Road, opposite Mrs Dickson's dug up for water main, and Main Western Road at Glebe bus stand for gas main to Petersham, left a serious injury to our roads, signed E D Daysrd [?]. Note:1. J Trevor Jones,City Eng: [crossed out note] inexperience Council clerks (varied and many) send similar letters but over time it settles and without water, the earth cannot be rammed in. 2. answered in person.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: William Bennett, Commissioner and Engineer for Roads, Department of Public Works to City Eng.

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