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Report of the Improvement Committee recommending the laying of ten hydrants for street watering in

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Unique IDA-00440733SeriesReports of the Improvement Committee, 1843-1887 [Municipal Council of Sydney]DateBetween 16th January 1871 and 14th November 1871FormatVolume - Leather BoundDescriptionReport of the Improvement Committee recommending the laying of ten hydrants for street watering in King Street west of York St. Appended: Petition from residents in King Street requesting watering to lay the dust created by the omnibuses in the section of the street between York and Sussex Sts who are willing to contribute to the cost: [signatories, number in King St unless otherwise noted] [p1, portion of some names caught in binding]: -- Harpur, chemist, 51; ---Lord, tailor, 49; [p2]: Morgan O'Neill, confectioner, 45 & 43; Stephen Hanly, tailor, 60; Patrick Donoghue, saddler, 58; Michael O'Neill, publican, 54; Gustave Buckham, publican; John Giffin, tobacconist, 31; James Giffin, butcher, 33; TO Dadswell, boot factory, Nos 25 & 27; Robert Henderson, Boot maker, 38; Mrs Cooper, upholsterer, 28; Mrs Murphy, boarding house, 17; Adam Kerr, public house, King & Sussex Sts; Saml Simms, grocer, 26; Adam Newton, baker, 30; James Spring, miller, 19 & 21; John Glasheen, grocer, 40; Albert Groves, photographer, 35; William Butlin, boarding house, 39; Henry Wait, butcher, 47; Philip McCarroll, butcher, King & Kent Sts; Memo from Thomas H Bradridge, City Surveyor, attached; Letter from Chas H Woolcott, Town Clerk, (ref no 71/459), to Charles Harpur, 51 King St, informing him of the rate of 7d in the pound required for the watering petitioned for and asking if the petitioners are willing to pay that charge; on the reverse are signatures of those agreeing: [signatories, number in King St]: [p2]: Henry Wait, 47; H Lord, 49; Chas Harpur, 51; John Buckland, 53; Morgan O'Neill, 43 & 45; Kenrick Hampson, 41; Gustave Buckham, King & Clarence; Michael O'Neill, King & Clarence; Richard Bluck, 58; Wolf Marks, 62; Henry Gerser, 64; Arthur Hanly, 60; Curtis & Watson, King & Kent Sts; H Giffin, 31; W Donaldson, 23; AH Murphy, 17; M Rooney, 15; Blow & Walsh; John Blow; P Hogan; O Doud & Co; Parramatta Steam Co per CE Jeanneret; [p3]: JB Allpress, 10; Robt Brunton, King & Sussex Sts; John Wood, King & Sussex Sts; George Edward Enfield, 22; Samuel Simms, 26; Adam Newton, 30; Robert Henderson, 38; William Farrell, 42; James Giffin, 35; John Glasheen, 40; James Spring, 21; James Duffin, 23; Henry Woodward, 35; William McLeod, 32; James Robinson, 34; John P Kelly, 24; Charles Cooper, 28.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Report of the Improvement Committee recommending the laying of ten hydrants for street watering in