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Letter: Norman Selfe, Consulting Engineer, 348 George St to Mayor. I have the honour, in view of

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Unique IDA-00318089SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 20th June 1889 and 29th August 1889Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: Norman Selfe, Consulting Engineer, 348 George St to Mayor. I have the honour, in view of approaching completion of the Centennial Hall, to offer professional services for 1. Electric Lighting 2. Artificial Ventilation incl Heated, Cooled, Perfumed. 3. Hot water Supply and Steam Cooking 4. Lifts or Elevators. Have made a special study of large building in these matters in the Colonies incl St Georges Hall Liverpool. Successful works done at Messrs Hordern & Sons, Haymarket; Great Australian Hotel and Central Coffee Palace. Notes: JH: postponed, Inf'd, postponed for a fortnight. At present a Civil Eng not required as Electric Lighting place in hands of Col. Crackney.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: Norman Selfe, Consulting Engineer, 348 George St to Mayor. I have the honour, in view of

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