The Municipalities Bill
ON Wednesday night the Legislative Assembly settled down to deal with the Municipalities Bill in committee. Clauses 1 to 4 inclusive were passed practically without…
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Council & local affairs, 1902
273 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 10 of 14
New Municipal Bill
AFTER some considerable delay the Municipal Bill 1902, was taken late committee in the Assembly last week Thisvis, pubstantialy, through not in detail, the same measure that was brought up in…
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In the Legislative Assembly consideration of the Municipal Bill was resumed on clause 14. At the previous sitting the Premier had consented to the postponement of several…
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The Municipal Bill is intended as a reform of the existing Municipal conditions; also, where the lack is, of their absence. The chief features of the measure are—…
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The "Herald," commenting on the provisions of the new measure, says: Some of these new provisions will be much debated. Take, for instance, the empowering of…
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THE usual meeting of the Council was held on Wednesday. Present--The Mayor (in the chair), Ald. M.Kittrick, Carlton, Kearney and A. E. Schwinghammer…
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The regular meeting was held on Wednesday. Present, all the Aldermen except Ald. M'Guren. T. Morrissey asked that the assessment…
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The twentieth session of the Municipal Association of N.S.W. was commenced in Sydney Town Hall on Tuesday. The Mayor of Sydney presided, and there were fully…
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Mr. Editor.—Permit me to congratulate the Maclean Council upon its superior financial condition (the best in its history): and it is only fair to say its very…
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Mr. Editor.—I noticed in your report of the last Council meeting at Ulmarra that the Mayor actually took the trouble to deny having supported a motion at a…
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As the outcome of a meeting of representatives of the Chamber of Commerce and the Chamber of Manufactures, a communication has been addressed to the State…
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The second day (Wednesday) of the conference sitting in Sydney resolved:—"That with a view to assisting municipalities in carrying on the work of local government in the most efficient…
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THE usual meeting of the Grafton Borough Council was held on Wednesday. Present,--The Mayor (in the chair), Ald. M'Farlane, Eggins, Johnson, Beatson, Maxted, Bawden,…
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AT the Municipal Conference last week the following recommendations for [?] in the Municipalities Act were adopted:—"That all reclaimed land leased or rented from…
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The regular meeting was held on Wednesday. Present—The Mayor, Ald. Bawden, Trent, Crispin, Shore, Maxted, Beatson, Johnson, Eggins, M'Farlane, Kritsch…
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THE disposition of municipalities in Australia to lean upon the central government, at a sufficiently high rate to achieve permanent improvements and…
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AT the usual meeting on Wednesday the only absentee was Aid. Kuox. After the minute were confirmed, Aid. C. Napper rose to ask the Mayor if he had seen a letter in the…
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The regular meeting was held on Wednesday. Present—The Mayor, A[?]d. M'Kittrick, Schwinghammer, Carlton, and Kearney…
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The usual meeting was held on Wednesday[?] A[?]d. Knox absent through illness. Before commencing the usual business, A[?]d. C. Napper asked the Mayor if his…
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