Towards the Irakliou Mayor. The writer (Behtset?) reports that the Administration ordered the cleaning of the 6 docks that are used only by the mosques, thus the Docks Rejep Aga, Haji Ali Passa, Defterdar Ahmet Passa, Reisoul Kioutap?, Ankepad? and Mahmut Aga.
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Title
Towards the Irakliou Mayor. The writer (Behtset?) reports that the Administration ordered the cleaning of the 6 docks that are used only by the mosques, thus the Docks Rejep Aga, Haji Ali Passa, Defterdar Ahmet Passa, Reisoul Kioutap?, Ankepad? and Mahmut Aga.
Description
As far as the Docks Fouzil Passa, Soufod Fidik?, Soultan Mehmet, Balta Soultan ivrahim,Melek ivrahim Pasa, Haji Memih Aga, Avdourahman Passa and Valide Soultan are concerned
Note
Administration asks Municipality to participate to the expenses for their cleaning, because the whole city takes water from there
Issue Date
1902-03-14
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/62259
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Format
20-30 cm
Identifier
ACIGVDIV00049
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