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Letter: James Lawler and John Fitzgerald, trading as Lawler & Co, 26 Kent Street, requesting more

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Unique IDA-00322485SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 29th July 1891 and 12th August 1891Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: James Lawler and John Fitzgerald, trading as Lawler & Co, 26 Kent Street, requesting more space for their trading enterprise [see 26/252/1508]. Mr Seymore, Inspector of Nusances, suggests that Mr Augustus who had been given part of Lawler & Co's space be given the old market floor at a rental of 30/- per week and that Mr Lawler and Mr Fitzgerald divide the southern side of the market between them at a rental of £2 per week while the spaces occupied by the other agents be also charged 30/- per week. This was approved with the proviso that if this was still not found to be satisfactory the market spaces would be put up for auction.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: James Lawler and John Fitzgerald, trading as Lawler & Co, 26 Kent Street, requesting more

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