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Letter: Edmund Sager, Secretary, Board of Health. Asking that the matter of the water supply to St

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Unique IDA-00310733SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 15th February 1886 and 17th February 1886Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter. Edmund Sager, Secretary, Board of Health. Asking that the matter of the water supply to St Vincents Hospital be brought to the attention of the Mayor. There is a notation by the President of the Board of Health, H N MacLaurin who considers that it is a serious matter that the water is shut off for two days in succession, and if it is impossible to give a daily supply, there should no more than 24 hours stoppage. Attached is the letter from M X Cunningham, Superioress asking that water be laid on for a few hours a day at least. There is a notation that the water is off on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, which is the same arrangement as last year. "To inform them accordingly"LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: Edmund Sager, Secretary, Board of Health. Asking that the matter of the water supply to St

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