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Letter: Saul Samuel, Agent General for New South Wales, 5 Westminster Chambers, Westminster. He

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Unique IDA-00310693SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 1st January 1886 and 10th February 1886Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter. Saul Samuel, Agent General for New South Wales, 5 Westminster Chambers, Westminster. He encloses a letter from Messrs Gray and Davison, Organ Manufactory, 370 Euston Road, Fitzroy Square, London, dated 31st December 1885, referring to their tender for the Town Hall Organ. The letter from Gray and Davison mentions that they understand from Mr Yardley that the Organ question may not be decided upon for some time yet. They want to add to the estimate and suggestions of 12 October 1885, that they can alter the front or shew pipes so as to fit in with the design published in the Sydney Mail of 1st August 1885, or such other design as might be finally settled by the architect.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: Saul Samuel, Agent General for New South Wales, 5 Westminster Chambers, Westminster. He

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