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Report recommending laying a water main in Pitt Street, 1846

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Unique IDA-00433495SeriesCommittee Reports (Various committees)DateBetween 10th March 1846 and 30th April 1846Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - Leather BoundDescriptionReport of the Water Committee recommending laying a 9 inch water main in Pitt Street from Park Street to Hunter Street. Adopted. Appended: City Surveyor's estimation of costs and list of houses on both sides of Pitt Street with names of occupants, number of house, number or rooms, rate, whether willing to be supplied and probable revenue. Houses on West side of Pitt Street commencing at Park Street: R Ritchie, R Leftwick bootmaker, Joseph Sly upholsterer, Chas Turner publican, Joseph Sly upholsterer, Independent Chapel, School of Arts, W. Wyatt leather seller, Edward Hill merchant, Richard Hill butcher, R Roberts wine cooper, William Compton hair dresser, George Huggett iron worker, Mrs Glasson bonnet maker, W McCroman cabinet maker, R Hayes inn keeper, John Smith dealer, TJ Maher, G Thornton upholsterer, W Lovell chinaman, WG Moore auctioneer, F Graham auctioneer, Toby Green innkeeper, Melville & Lambert drapers, R Bourke draper, Appleton & Co drapers, Joseph Farmer draper, J McEvoy tailor, Pite & Preston drapers, Naigh brothers drapers. J Pillett draper, A Morgan druggist, PJ Creagh grocer, G Evans distiller, AJ. Levey publican, W Blyth confectioner, the Victoria Theatre, J Wyatt publican, August Dreuther perfumer, William Dind publican, Mrs Faux baby linen maker, Mrs Mills milliner, W. Rolfe tobacconist, Betts & Panton merchants, W Moffittt stationer, Elias Ellis publican, Alfred Toogood innkeeper, W Dalley, Ambrose Foss druggist, Charles Newton draper, Mary Ann Healy publican, W. Kelk grocer, W Phillips undertaker, John Court iron worker, John White tailor, W Jervis engraver, J Lasham cabinet maker, J Hedhiss turner, W Niland cooper, John Carey coach builder, A & S Lyons merchants, John Connell, W Mills painter, R Tindal dealer, H Doyle tailor, T Brown bonnet maker, Mrs S Terry, A Watson upholsterer, G Kent coffee house, W Hudson music seller, Mr Davis saddler, W Magee bookseller, W Aitken plumber, James Simmons merchant, S Mallarby, W Isler tailor, John Sims publican. Houses on East side of Pitt Street commencing at Park Street: Joseph Cobcroft inn keeper, Thomas Marston slater, Peter Steal schoolmaster, W. Roxbourg, Joseph Sly upholsterer, Thomas Pearson upholsterer, John Caldwell grocer, T Driscoll livery stable, J Coquelin baker, Roger Murphy coffee house, . Tam iron worker, Mrs Knox bonnet maker, Andrew Higgins slaughter house, George Hale (4 houses), W Robertson surveyor, Mrs Egan milliner, W Jenkins cabinet maker, W Knight gentleman, Richard Burton fruiterer, T Callagher dealer, N McClosky smith, Mrs Price dealer, W Underwood livery stable, W Martyn coach maker, S Dick general dealer, LT Wilcox boot maker, William Toogood inn keeper, William Silley auctioneer, John Court plumber, William Patten mason, McArthur & Little drapers, Josh Smith hatter, F Kosten pork butcher, Thompson & Son drapers, J Edwards coffee house, Chris Newton draper, R. Uther hatter, William Stone publican, N. Protois milliner, F Condie confectioner, Leo Skinner hotel keeper, Chas Wright hotel keeper, William Samuell pork butcher, John Solomon hotel keeper, W Winstanley tobacconist, J. Teare pork butcher, W. Bennett baker, W. Ford barber, Chas Morris publican, C Morley stationer, T. Fisher bootmaker, Mrs Pearson offices, N Rundell auctioneer, W, Reading printer, James Shea agent, W Roberts broker, W. Smith, Edward John Grey publican, W Fitchett oilman, H. E. Jones tailor, W Alexander livery stable, William Bland surgeon, W Abbott smith, W Castles cabinet maker, John Hosking merchant, W Caukett livery stables, Clark Irving official assignee, F Unwin solicitor, W. Bradley solicitor, Daniel Egan merchant, BC Rodd solicitor, GM Simpson solicitor, W Want solicitor, W Bennett wool stores, H McMahon bootmaker, J Hare cooper, W Davis livery stables, P Henderson carrier, Mrs Rogers washerwoman, SA Donaldson merchant, Union Bank of Australia.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYesBorn digital itemNo

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