Item 0691/1922 - Calls attention to the early Christian catacomb on the lands known as "Tal-liebru", district of Gudia, and suggests that the Public Works Department should send an official to report on the cost of a small bit of this ground to enable him to raise a wall around the entrance of the catacomb, and have a passage from the public road. Curator, Museum.

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Calls attention to the early Christian catacomb on the lands known as "Tal-liebru", district of Gudia, and suggests that the Public Works Department should send an official to report on the cost of a small bit of this ground to enable him to raise a wall around the entrance of the catacomb, and have a passage from the public road. Curator, Museum.

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