Municipal Councillors
ON several occasions lately the record in the minute book of the Molong Municipal Council has been that the meeting lapsed for want of a quorum. We know perfectly…
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Council & local affairs, 1889
113 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 5 of 6
Mayor of Melbournes Dinner. Discussion on Federation
At the inaugural dinner of the new Mayor of Melbourne, on Saturday night, there were present the Governors of Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, and Sir William…
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Mr. Falkner, the Mayor of Cooma, is sucing the Rev. G. Hay, Presbyterian minister, for slander, in connection with some remarks made by him at a recent anti-Home Rule meeting…
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The following is the business paper to be submitted at the usual meeting to be held on Wednesday, the 20th instant:— In addition to the usual business…
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The South Australian Minister for Education yesterday introduced a bill increasing the number of representatives in the Federal Council…
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There was a huge attendance of Municipal Councillors at the Parley on Wednesday evening. The only Alderman absent was Mr. Fowler,…
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Present: The Mayor (Alderman Simmons) Aldermen Mullan, Halliday, Tremain, Waddell, Ryan, Knights, Cargo, and Boyd. STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS,…
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The Mayor's ball, at the opening of the Centennial Hall, was a brilliant success, 3000 people being present…
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The Mayor's ball the close of the day's proceedings was held in the Centennial Hall, and was a very great success, The Centennial Hall was very tastefully decorated with large…
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In speaking at the Engineering Association's annual picnic on Saturday Sir Henry Parkes, referring to the Legislative Council, said he was virtually the father of about 40 old…
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The following is the business paper for Wednesday next, December 4th:— In addition to the usual business. Alderman Webb will ask the following…
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In reply to Mr. Copeland, the Minister for Works reported the following sums due:—Bathurst, £51,498; Wagga, £38,050; Goulburn, £53,926; Albury, £43,078. The…
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Last night an animated discussion took place upon the proposal to adopt a platform in the interests of labor, to be supported by all future parliamentary candidates…
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The long threatened inauguration meeting of a Bathurst Progress Society was held last night in the Town Hall. After the usual custiom of the holding of a public meeting, it did…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Lewis' Ponds Road. the Aldermen to Visit and Report
A letter was read from the Roads Department, through Mr. W. H. Paul. M.P., at the last Council meeting, intimating that the matter of the Lewis Ponds road, brought under the notice of the…
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Present: The Mayor (Alderman Simmous), Aldermen Halliday, Webb, Tremain, Waddell, Ryan, Knight, Pruen, Crago, Boyd and Fowler. STATEMENT OF' ACCOUNTS…
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Mr. Burdekin has been elected Mayor of Sydney unopposed…
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The agitation commenced by Alderman Halliday at a Council meeting held during last month regarding the direct communication from Bathurst to Lewis' Ponds,…
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