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Report of the Finance Committee recommending that J Watson, proprietor of the Adolphus Street,

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Unique IDA-00435286SeriesReports of the Finance Committee I [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 18th September 1874 and 28th October 1874FormatVolume - Leather BoundDescriptionReport of the Finance Committee recommending that J Watson, proprietor of the Adolphus Street, Reynolds Street and Mansfield Street, Balmain Steam Ferry be permitted to erect at his own expense a waiting room on the south west corner of the wharf at the end of Erskine Street subject to being removed at Council request and to pay rent of £50 pa. Appended: Letter from Watson annotated by Bradridge, City Surveyor, including a sketch map of the Erskine St Wharf; Memo on Municipal Council Letterhead to the Mayor from William Day in support of Watson's application noting that he wished the shed to be in use for the Balmain Regatta on 9 November.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Report of the Finance Committee recommending that J Watson, proprietor of the Adolphus Street,