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Letter from Colonial Secretary transmitting a letter from Mr Robert Henderson and other Proprietors

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Unique IDA-00444689SeriesLetters Received from the Colonial SecretaryDate16th July 1850FormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter from Colonial Secretary transmitting a letter from Mr Robert Henderson and other Proprietors of Waterside Allotments in Sussex and Erskine Streets, together with a Plan referred to therein, and requesting Council's attention to the approved proposition of Surveyor General and Port Master for Proclamation as a Street of the vacant slip of land in Sussex Street, leading from the latter to the waters of Darling Harbour, in order to afford Public Access to the small boat harbour; the proposed Street should be: 1) carried only to a line in continuation Northerly of Henderson's West Boundary and 2) faced at its extremity as required by Regulations so as not to interfere with the Frontages of Smith, Webb and Ternan shown on the Plan.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter from Colonial Secretary transmitting a letter from Mr Robert Henderson and other Proprietors

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