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The Director (Vazet ?) asks the Agias Paraskevis Mayor for a description of all vakif real estate around the Agiou Vasiliou Fountain
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Title
The Director (Vazet ?) asks the Agias Paraskevis Mayor for a description of all vakif real estate around the Agiou Vasiliou Fountain
Description
The Mayor Ayias Paraskevis is asked to order the rural policeman Astraka (?) to stop entering the village cemetery
Note
The Director Mehtsat (?) asks the Mayor of Ayias Paraskevis for some information concerning the Agiou Vasiliou Vakif Fountain and also authorizes him to lease the grass of the Muslim Cemetery through auction
Issue Date
1902-02-27
1902-03-23
Language
Greek
Location
SALT Research
URI
https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/62289
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20-30 cm
Identifier
ACIGVPR00083
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Open Access
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