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Irakliou Mayor informs the Director of Irakliou that half masoura of water was used in the residence of the late Rejep Houlousi Bouzaki next to the Teke Housein Baba according to the Municipal Books, the concerned water is owned by the Evkaf.
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Irakliou Mayor informs the Director of Irakliou that half masoura of water was used in the residence of the late Rejep Houlousi Bouzaki next to the Teke Housein Baba according to the Municipal Books, the concerned water is owned by the Evkaf.
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However, after the death of decedant who used to be the secretary of the Evkaf, his children sold the water the Municipality asks the Evkaf to take back the water and to inform on how it is going to use it.
Issue Date
1913-10-14
Language
Greek
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https://archives.saltresearch.org/handle/123456789/64351
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Identifier
ACIGVPR00042
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