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Letter: Charles Woods per his solicitor Joseph Liddle. Last February he laid down some tar pavement

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Unique IDA-00308038SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 20th January 1882 and 23rd January 1882Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter. Charles Woods per his solicitor Joseph Liddle. Last February he laid down some tar pavement in Sussex Street in front of premises owned by Mr Fitzwilliam Wentworth and leased by Mr Henry Wilkinson, Timber Merchant. He sought and apparently obtained permission from a person at Richardson and Wrench, who manage the property. However this person was not authorised to give permission and Woods has not been able to obtain payment for his work. Woods has tried unsuccessfully to sue Wentworth in the District Court. He asks permission to take up the pavement so he can utilize the material for other purposes. There is a notation from A C Mountain, City Surveyor, who suggests that the City Solicitor's opinion be sought.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: Charles Woods per his solicitor Joseph Liddle. Last February he laid down some tar pavement

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