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Report of the Finance Committee on a petition from Reddin and others for payment for work done in

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Unique IDA-00436670SeriesReports of the Finance Committee I [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 28th January 1859 and 14th March 1859FormatVolume - Leather BoundDescriptionReport of the Finance Committee on a petition from Reddin and others for payment for work done in excavating sand for the formation of an embankment at Botany recommending the payment. Appended: Memo from the Town Clerk with annotation by Edward Bell on the work done; Letter from John Reddin, Thos Maher and Michael Hines claiming payment for work done by them and John Whelan, Michael Glinn, Simon Daily, David Carney, Joseph Ward, Michael Malone; William Malone, William English and James Potts; Letters from Reddin, Maher and Hines with details and circumstances of the work done, annotations by Chas H Woolcott, Town Clerk, the clerk McKenny and Edward Bell; Agreement by Reddin, Maher and Hines to do certain earthworks at Botany.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Carney, David

Daily, Simon

English, William

Glin, Michael

Hines, Michael

Maher, Thomas

Malone, Michael

Malone, William

Potts, James

Reddin, John

Ward, Joseph

Whelan, John

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Report of the Finance Committee on a petition from Reddin and others for payment for work done in