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Letter: (1) William Agar, Secretary Old Boys Cricket Club, Fire Brigade Board, Bathurst St to TC. Refer

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Unique IDA-00313492SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 17th August 1887 and 24th August 1887Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: (1) William Agar, Sec'y Old Boys Cricket Club, Fire Brigade Board, Bathurst St to TC. Refer to wickets at Moore Park, one occupied by us for last 8 years. Last season wicket re-made, at cost of £12, and now requires top dressing. Ranger states repairs can only be made by a man named "Coffee" who gave a price of £7 or £8. His terms are exorbitant and we expect £3 at outside. Other clubs are interested in this matter. Note: Mr Stacey's report to TC: Mr Ager interviewed, wishes to withdraw letter. Letter: (2) Mr Stacey, Ranger, has explained the circumstance, we can employ whom we like, "Coffee" has always done the work well. LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: (1) William Agar, Secretary Old Boys Cricket Club, Fire Brigade Board, Bathurst St to TC. Refer

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