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Letter: G H Greenwood, solicitor, 78 King Street. His private residence is situated in Dowling

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Unique IDA-00324568SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 5th December 1892 and 6th January 1893Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter. G H Greenwood, solicitor, 78 King Street. His private residence is situated in Dowling Street opposite Mount Rennie. He and other residents find that the tip carts passing hundreds of times every day cause a terrible nuisance from noise and flies. He suggests that they use the old tip road off Randwick Road. Attached is a rough sketch showing the area. There is a report by Richard Seymour, Inspector of Nuisances, who explains that the Dowling Street route is used to save time as it is shorter, and the nuisance from flies is from the uncovered refuse carts of the five suburban boroughs (the Sydney Council carts are covered); the noise is due to hundreds of sand and other heavy carts and and an omnibus.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: G H Greenwood, solicitor, 78 King Street. His private residence is situated in Dowling

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