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Letter: Albert G Hanson, George W. Graham, Trustees J S Hanson's Estate to Mayor. Refer to (3) notices

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Unique IDA-00317516SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 14th August 1899 and 24th August 1899Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: Albert G Hanson, Geo W. Graham, Trustees J S Hanson's Estate to Mayor. Refer to (3) notices under City of Syd Impro.v Act for premises in Hanson's Sq off George St North, request re-consider as not in financial position extend to allow to end of year, and to attend to each block seperately. Notes: JRP: City Build Surv. RHB: extended list, to make premises fit for dwellings. If Mayor wishes, certain repairs at once. The most Westerly Terrace in worst condition, should be remedied from date, others in due course. MH: westerly pair to be improved. JRP: CBS to inform, by notice, Mayor's approval of recommendation.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: Albert G Hanson, George W. Graham, Trustees J S Hanson's Estate to Mayor. Refer to (3) notices

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