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In the Open. Unlike the days when Civic coal contracts were handled behind closed doors, coal

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Unique IDA-00257520SeriesNewsclippings BooksDate14th February 1929FormatNewscuttingDescriptionIn the Open. Unlike the days when Civic coal contracts were handled behind closed doors, coal owners' representatives attended City Hall and watched Mr Thomas Burrell unlock the four big padlocks on the tender box. Tenders for the supply of 266,000 tons of coal for delivery at Bunnerong were opened by five trusted civic officials, and the names and prices were read out aloud to all and sundry.(Guardian)LanguageEnglish (eng)

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In the Open. Unlike the days when Civic coal contracts were handled behind closed doors, coal