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File - Use premises for sign writing, silk screen printing and illuminated, 246-248 Chalmers Street Redfern, 1968

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Unique IDA-00185079SeriesDevelopment Application Files, 1952-1981 [South Sydney Municipal Council]DateBetween 1st July 1968 and 2nd October 1968Date qualifierexactFormatRegistered FileDescriptionApplication by Henry Rousel to use premises at 246 to 248 Chalmers Street Redfern for sign writing, silk screen printing and illuminated signs. Includes application form, correspondence and site plans.

The single storey building was previously
used prior to 1951 for the manufacture
of brooms, and from 1956 as a machinery
showroom and store. Planning consent
since 1959 for a plumbers hardware showroom and store.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYesBorn digital itemNo

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File - Use premises for sign writing, silk screen printing and illuminated, 246-248 Chalmers Street Redfern, 1968