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Letter: Daniel Green 26 High Holborn St, complaining that City Corporation workers came into his

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Unique IDA-00313322SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 22nd July 1887 and 9th August 1887Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: Daniel Green 26 High Holborn St, complaining that City Corporation workers came into his yard without authority while laying pipes and destroyed plant stands, glass frames, etc. totalling £20 and requesting compensation. (Note: City Surveyor. Recd 26/7/87: GP. This is a matter for the City Engineer: RWR; 26/7/87. The drainage work done upon premises occupied by Mr Green was not executed by Corporation: C Rhodes, Insp. of Sewers; 30/7/87. The drainers herein complained were not in the employment of the City Council, but men employed by the owner of the property to lay a connection from the premises to the public sewer for the action of whom the Council is not responsible: JTJ. 8/8/87 Inform accordingly: AJR. 9/8/87 Informed)LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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