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Report of the Improvement Committee recommending the purchasing of land from Thomas Agnew to widen

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Unique IDA-00439002SeriesReports of the Improvement Committee [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 27th February 1862 and 31st December 1874FormatVolume - Leather BoundDescriptionReport of the Improvement Committee recommending the purchasing of land from Thomas Agnew to widen Point Street. Appended: Printed extract pp 9-12 of Electors of Fitzroy Ward 1873-74 annotated "Agnew papers"; Letter from Department of Lands regarding compensation for Mr Wellbank and Mr Agnew; Copy of letter to Secretary of Lands from T Weedon regarding compensation for Mr Agnew, annotated by Edward Bell, City Engineer; Memo from City Solicitor regarding title to land; Memo from City Solicitor advising that the street was never proclaimed and Mr Agnew and others would have a cause of action if the Council proceeds. LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Report of the Improvement Committee recommending the purchasing of land from Thomas Agnew to widen