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Letter: Charles Hickson, Hay Corn & Cattle Market lessee, with the complaint that he paid £1535 for

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Unique IDA-00290914SeriesLetters Received, 1843-1899 [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 23rd September 1859 and 20th October 1859Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: Charles Hickson, Hay Corn & Cattle Market lessee, with the complaint that he paid £1535 for the lease but cannot collect fees for receiving goods and encloses opinion of Judge Edward Wise dated 5/5/59 concerning the legality off market sales and Bylaw 36, and a clipping from The Empire re a case Mr Hickson took before the Sydney Bench against Pritchard & Williams auctioneers. [Note: 23/9/59 To be informed that the Comtee wanted also Mr Wise's opinion as it was stated by applicant he has obtained. I fear unless complying with request of Comttee the matter will cause further delay: George Smith Mayor. 13/10/59 Finance:GS. Cannot interfere: JB: 20/10/59]LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: Charles Hickson, Hay Corn & Cattle Market lessee, with the complaint that he paid £1535 for