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Letters Received from the Colonial Secretary, 1842-1859

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Letter - Arrangement of stationery for Police Department has been referred to the Governor, 1844

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Unique IDA-00444389SeriesLetters Received from the Colonial Secretary, 1842-1859Date8th January 1844Date qualifierexactFormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter from Colonial Secretary advising that Council's letter regarding the proposed arrangement for providing Stationery items for the Police Department has been referred to His Excellency the Governor.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYesBorn digital itemNo

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Authenticity & integrityThese are original letters received by the Municipal Council of Sydney. The letters have been held in the Council’s custody and have a high level of authenticity. Users should be aware that this is an historical record and the language used within the record was the language of the time it was captured, and may not reflect current community values or expectations.

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Letter - Arrangement of stationery for Police Department has been referred to the Governor, 1844