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Letters Received, 1843-1899 [Municipal Council of Sydney]

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Letter: W F Johnson, The Australian Catering Coy, 328 George St to TC. We see by the papers the new

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Unique IDA-00326851SeriesLetters Received, 1843-1899 [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 7th September 1893 and 25th September 1893Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: W F Johnson, The Australian Catering Coy, 328 George St to TC. We see by the papers the new portion of the George St market cannot be opened to the public of 2½years. Would you inform me if the old market would be let by your Council for 2 years for a "Refreshment Music Garden" free of charge in day, and 1/- for night, to attract the youth of the city to hear good music, obtain light refreshment etc. Outlay for corporation for painting flower garden, seating for 500 would be £2,000. andIi would pay a fair rental. PS what would rental be as it stands for 2 years. Notes: cannot entertain. Inf'd.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: W F Johnson, The Australian Catering Coy, 328 George St to TC. We see by the papers the new

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