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Letter from Colonial Secretary respecting the request from City Council that the Government Resume

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Unique IDA-00445293SeriesLetters Received from the Colonial SecretaryDate16th December 1859FormatVolume - HardcoverDescriptionLetter from Colonial Secretary respecting the request from City Council that the Government Resume by Proclamation, under Clause 4 of the Act 17 Victoria No 35, a certain Portion of the Estate of the late Mr Simeon Lord, at Botany, of which possession has been taken by Municipal Council for Water purposes, and advising that: 1) Executive Council has Advised Resumption of the land indicated and fully described in the tracing and description transmitted by City Council; 2) before the Proclamation is published, it must be distinctly understood by City Council that, in resuming the lands in question, the Government is not commited in any way to provide the funds which may be required to Compensate the Owners of the land so resumed.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordYes

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Letter from Colonial Secretary respecting the request from City Council that the Government Resume

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