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Letter: Under Secretary, The Treasury, NSW responding to Council inquiry of 29th January, enclosing

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Unique IDA-00322835SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 2nd February 1892 and 8th March 1892Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter. Under Secretary, The Treasury, NSW responding to Council inquiry of 29th January, enclosing a letter from George N. Shelly, Inspector of the Abattoir regarding inspection of pigs prior to removal of carcases. Attached letter states pigs at Glebe Island Abattoir are inspected both prior to and after slaughter whereas this is not the case with other slaughterhouses. He seeks a meeting with Council to further discuss and recommend reforms for the more hygenic transport of fresh meat by carters. Also attached is report on the number of pigs and calves killed in the City Abattoir in January and February. Further letter 8/03/1892 advising he will meet with the Mayor on 10/03/1892.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: Under Secretary, The Treasury, NSW responding to Council inquiry of 29th January, enclosing

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