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John Dawson & Son for permission to close up the entrance to Maitland Place, 1882

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Unique IDA-00504295SeriesRegister of Matters Referred to the City Solicitor, 1859-1893Date15th November 1882Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionJohn Dawson & Son for permission to close up the entrance to Maitland Place. How disposed of: Report sent to Town Clerk.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNoBorn digital itemNo

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Page number046-4Volume number2

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Public access statusOpen to public accessPublic access notePlease acknowledge the City of Sydney Archives.

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Source system ID877/2/046-4

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Authenticity & integrityThese are the original records of the Municipal Council of Sydney. The records have been held in the Council’s custody and have a high level of authenticity. Users should be aware that these are historical records and the language used within the records was the language of the time it was captured, and may not reflect current community values or expectations.

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John Dawson & Son for permission to close up the entrance to Maitland Place, 1882