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Memo recommending to place three lamps in various locations, 1889

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Unique IDA-00444011SeriesReports of the Lighting Committee, 1857-1892DateBetween 13th July 1889 and 30th July 1889Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - Leather BoundDescriptionReport of the Lighting Committee: Memo from Richard W Richards recommending instruction be given to place three lamps in the following locations: two additional lamps in Billyard Avenue, Elizabeth Bay, one at each end of the Elbow; one in Amos Lane, at the rear of Mr Nathan's Terrace, off Elizabeth Bay Road, opposite Mr Alderman Lees' new house.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Source system ID24/15/1889/06-01

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Memo recommending to place three lamps in various locations, 1889