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Letter: John Taylor, M Simmons, Charles Augustus & James Macfayden, Agents, Eastern Fishmarkets,

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Unique IDA-00322438SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 15th June 1891 and 27th July 1891Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: John Taylor, M Simmons, Charles Augustus & James Macfayden, Agents, Eastern Fishmarkets, Woolloomooloo, with a continuing complaint against the Inspector of Nuisances, Richard Seymour, about unfair treatment , lack of space, varying starting times for auctions, private selling outside the market and lack of copies of the by-laws. Inspector of Nuisances refutes the claims, pointing out that both Taylor and Simmons have been guilty of selling privately outside the market. By-laws were issued to each agent when the new regulations for fish sales commenced. Mr Seymour also notes that he has covered these complaints in his report of the 17th July.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: John Taylor, M Simmons, Charles Augustus & James Macfayden, Agents, Eastern Fishmarkets,

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