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Letter: Mr. G. Thomas Jenning, Secretary, Australian Fishermen's Benefit and Protective Society, 61

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Unique IDA-00325582SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 7th February 1893 and 8th February 1893Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter. Mr. G. Thomas Jenning, Secretary, Australian Fishermen's Benefit and Protective Society, 61 Murray Street, Pyrmont to the Mayor expressing opposition to the Fishmongers request to forbid the sale of small parcels of fish at the Woolloomooloo Fishmarkets because it will not benefit the public, will encourage group purchasing, and the fishermen not the fishmongers pay the market dues and therefore deserve more cosideraton. A deputation from the Society would be happy to wait on the Mayor. Report from Inspector Nuisances recommending no change as the public would be prevented from purchasing at the markets and the fishmongers are trying to monopolise the trade.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: Mr. G. Thomas Jenning, Secretary, Australian Fishermen's Benefit and Protective Society, 61

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