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Report of the Lighting Committee: Petition by certain Ratepayers and Holders of Property in the

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Unique IDA-00443486SeriesReports of the Lighting CommitteeDateBetween 25th April 1882 and 16th May 1882FormatVolume - Leather BoundDescriptionReport of the Lighting Committee: Petition by certain Ratepayers and Holders of Property in the Bourke Ward, requesting a lamp in that part of Hamilton Lane which forms a Junction with a Right of Way, situated at the back of Premises commencing at 30 Hunter Street and extending as far as the Queensland National Bank in Pitt Street, which Right of Way is the lurking place of bad characters on account of its darkness: [signatories] I Jacobs & Co; For the Queensland National Bank Ltd, S A Johnstone for Mgr; J S Vincent Welch, The Commercial Union Assurance Company, Resident Secretary; Cape & Westgarth; For The National Mutual Life Assn, Henry F Francis, Resident Secretary; J Mullens; Jas Anderson, for Manager, Aust Gen Ass Co. Annotation by A C Mountain.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Report of the Lighting Committee: Petition by certain Ratepayers and Holders of Property in the