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Letter: James Thompson 62 Erskine St, concerned that his appeal for re-assessment of property rates

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Unique IDA-00323591SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 15th June 1892 and 13th July 1892Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: James Thompson 62 Erskine St, concerned that his appeal for re-assessment of property rates has not been given proper attention, despite advice from a number of sources that there would be no problem; followed by J Thompson's reminder letter dated 4/7 that he had received no answer. (Note: 16/6/92 Ack. For Mr Burns' report: HJD;16/6/92. Letter forwarded to Mr Burns on 17/6/92. 96 Pitt St. Mr Thompson did call on me at the Town Hall with reference to a reduction in his assessment, and at my request produced his last rent receipt, I then admitted he was entitled to a reduction, his rent having been reduced, but said that I would attend the claim at the Appeal Court. Mr Thompson appears to have taken this for a settlement. At the Appeal Court Mr Thompson called therefore the old assessment was confirmed: WMB;18/6/92) LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Volume number258

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