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Letter: Thomas King, Kensington to Mayor. You may not be aware of milking cows left to feed on the

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Unique IDA-00329074SeriesLetters Received, 1843-1899 [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 17th November 1898 and 23rd November 1898Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: Thos King, Kensington to Mayor. You may not be aware of milking cows left to feed on the Moore Park privit [private] tip night after night. When owners summonsed, they are withdrawn thru the influence of Stacy and the Botany Village Blacksmith. The lode [load?] from the Sydney Infirmary comes here and being fed to the milking cows ... Notes: JTP: park ranger for report. John Stacey, Moore Park, to TC: no hospital waste at the Private Tip, it being taken to the tip and buried with the house refuse. Cows are in, and owners summonsed, and fined last Wednesday. John Fleming, £4; Stapleton, £1/6/0; M Buckley, 5/6d.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: Thomas King, Kensington to Mayor. You may not be aware of milking cows left to feed on the

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