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Report of the Lighting Committee: Petition by the undersigned requesting a lamp in Harris Street,

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Unique IDA-00443380SeriesReports of the Lighting CommitteeDateBetween 12th January 1880 and 30th March 1880FormatVolume - Leather BoundDescriptionReport of the Lighting Committee: Petition by the undersigned requesting a lamp in Harris Street, between William Henry Street and Quarry Street: [signatories] [page 1] William Davis, Bristol Arms; Joseph Davis, Harris St; D Langley, Harris St; Thomas Collins; Henry Roach; W Moyes; H Moyes; R Hilliard; Wm Couch; A H Pearce; Mrs Smith, Harris St; Ellen Reilly, Wentworth Park Hotel; George H Hall, Soda Water Manufacturer, Harris St; William Gillies, Quarry St; M Systrum; [page 2] James McGrath, Pyrmont St; James Quayle, Pyrmont St; Andrew, Resident, Harris St; Thomas Johnston, Bricklayer; William Lemon, Harris St; Charles Puckridge, Harris St; W P Puckridge, Harris St. Annotation by A C Mountain.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Report of the Lighting Committee: Petition by the undersigned requesting a lamp in Harris Street,