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Letter: J M Raison, Manager, McIlwraith"s and Street's Wharves, Sussex St Darling Harbour to Mayor.

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Unique IDA-00332076SeriesLetters Received, 1843-1899 [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 13th November 1895 and 19th November 1895Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter: J M Raison, Manager, McIlwraith"s and Street's Wharves, Sussex St Darling Harbour to Mayor. Draw attention to the fact that the Municipal Wharf at foot of Bathurst St is being used to unload gooods free of wharfage charges. Goods are being lightered to that location. A great imposition on Wharf proprietors, refer you to Ald John Taylor. Notes: R Seymour Jnr, City Surv Office: inspected, ship "Fresh Queen" was unloaded, saw lumber thrown over Council's fence, destroying same, prior to being removed. Informed them to remove all material. Capt Levien, in command advised the lumber consigned to Messrs Tidal[?] & Co of King St. RWR: as reports of this have reached me, forwarded for information of TC.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter: J M Raison, Manager, McIlwraith"s and Street's Wharves, Sussex St Darling Harbour to Mayor.