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Memorandum: James J Cosgrove to Mayor. Apply for the position of Plain Clothes Officer in Mr Seymour's

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Unique IDA-00326693SeriesLetters Received [Municipal Council of Sydney]Date17th August 1893Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionMemo: James J Cosgrove to Mayor. Apply for the position of Plain Clothes Officer in Mr Seymour's Dept. Have been assistant clerk at Fish Markets for past 18 months and wish to evade the uniform due to severe sunstroke 8 years ago in the country and Doctor advises if I remain stationary in the sun it is dangerous for me, and the cap brings on fits. During last 5 months as a house inspector, have had several bad fits. have respect of most of the Aldermen, can produce a Drs Certificate re my health. Notes: WM: inform him no vacancy for plain clothes men, and in the summer a helmet will be provided. HJD: Insp of nuisances informed.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Memorandum: James J Cosgrove to Mayor. Apply for the position of Plain Clothes Officer in Mr Seymour's

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