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Reports of the Finance Committee Volume 29, 1885

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Unique IDA-00434780SeriesReports of the Finance Committee I, 1857-1898 [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 8th January 1885 and 8th June 1885FormatVolume - Leather BoundDescriptionFinance 1885 Vol 1: deviations from the Improvement Act in the erection of buildings; concrete of the ground floor of the Centennial Hall be proceeded with; permanent levels of Wilton Place; issue of plumbers and drainers licenses; purchase of street watering carts; salaries of officers for 1885 [includes letters from officers seeking increases]; petition for footpaths in Prince’s Place Woolloomooloo be three feet wide; erection of six person urinal on site now occupied by saltwater tanks near Queens Wharf; proposed widening of Princes Road; purchase of 80 street orderly bins; woodpaving of Crown Street; alterations to entrance doors of Exhibition Building; six months leave to Thomas A Butterfield, Assistant Town Clerk; salary of Inspector of Pavements; new suburban water assessment be prepared; refrigeration machine and cooling chambers for Eastern Markets; tenders to prepare a new assessment for City and suburbs; petition for public way known as Little Elizabeth Street to be renamed Lacey Street; licenses to sell stock on various premises in Engine Street and George Street; necessary fittings for illuminating the Town Hall Tower Clock with gas; gratuity of 50 pounds to family of William Howitt blacksmith; deviations from the Improvement Act in the erection of buildings; erection of six person public urinal at corner of Bligh and Hunter, Lower Fort and George, Princes St and Charlotte Place, Harris and Union Streets, Oxford and Burton Streets; erection of 3 person public urinal in Margaret Street, and in front of Hyde Park, Belmore Park, Prince Alfred Park.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Reports of the Finance Committee Volume 29, 1885