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Report of the Improvement Committee recommending the laying of a stoneware drain in Shepherd St

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Unique IDA-00440502SeriesReports of the Improvement Committee [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 17th July 1869 and 30th August 1869FormatVolume - Leather BoundDescriptionReport of the Improvement Committee recommending the laying of a stoneware drain in Shepherd St passing through the nursery of Shepherd & Co provided permission is given by the Colonial Sugar Refining Co for the drain to pass over portion of their ground or into their pond. Appended: Letter from Shepherd & Co, Darling Nursery, stating that there are now a number of residents in Shepherd St north of Myrtle St and the street is now being formed and requesting the laying of a water main as far as the nursery fence and requesting the making of a drain for the street and giving permission for it to run through the nursery; annotation by Edward Bell, City Engineer.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Report of the Improvement Committee recommending the laying of a stoneware drain in Shepherd St