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CSA112116

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Report of the Mayor, John Hardie, on the temporary arrangements made for the continued occupation

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Unique IDA-000433780SeriesCommittee ReportsParentCSA112116DateBetween 14th January 1884 and 31st March 1884FormatVolume - Leather BoundDescriptionReport of the Mayor, John Hardie, on the temporary arrangements made for the continued occupation of the Public Baths during the Bathing Season by Chas Ricketts at Dawes Point, EJ Foley at the Gentlemen's Baths Domain and F Matson at the Ladies Baths Domain.LanguageEnglish (eng)Digitised recordNo

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Container No: 112116
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Report of the Mayor, John Hardie, on the temporary arrangements made for the continued occupation