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Letter: James Murphy 3 O'Connell St, requesting attention to Crown Lane, Ultimo at the rear of

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Unique IDA-00313207SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 28th June 1887 and 13th July 1887Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: James Murphy 3 O'Connell St, requesting attention to Crown Lane, Ultimo at the rear of Harris St between Macarthur & Wm Henry Sts because rain from it damages his premises, stating it had been inspected previously by City Council but nothing was done; requesting it be taken over and aligned and formed despite suggestions to the contrary because of the type of building on the lane. (Note: I find that a sum has been voted for the forming ballasting of this Lane Accordingly I shall have plans and sections prepared and levels adopted with a view of having the work carried out: RWS;5/7/87. 11/7/87 Inform accordingly: AJR. 13//87 Infd)LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: James Murphy 3 O'Connell St, requesting attention to Crown Lane, Ultimo at the rear of

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