Municipal Nominations
The following are the nominations for the Borough of Grafton, which closed last night:— East Ward, Mr. E. Johnson…
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Council & local affairs, 1902
273 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 2 of 14
A Point in Municipal Law
AN important cade touching the provisions of the Municipalities Act came before the Wyalong Police Court last week. The Bench was composed of Messrs. Stevenson, P.M., and R…
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THE postponed mooting of the Maclean Revision Court was hold on Monday night, when all the aldermen were present except Aldermen Mackay and Schwonberg. The various applications for…
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Mr. Editor,—The question of Municipal Reform was brought up in your important newspaper lately, but the results of the agitation of the public and the press have not, up to the present, had…
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ALD. Mackay has resigned his scat in the Maclean Council, on the ground that his professional work does not allow him the time to attend to the duties of his position…
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THE usual monthly Council meeting took place on Wednesday Afternoon, there being a full attendance. The Mayor welcomed Aldermen Jas. Napper and A. Bailey to the Council table…
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At the close of the business of the regular Council meeting at Ulmarra, on Wednesday, the election of Mayor was proceeded with. Ald. Knox proposed, seconded by Ald. Brennan, and supported by all the…
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THE official declaration of the nominations to fill the vacancies in the Council, caused by the retirement through effiuxion of time of Alderman Macnaughtan, Schwonberg and Burt, was made at noon on…
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ON Tuesday about 15 ratepayers attended at the Council Chambers, when the Mayor declared the following candidates elected for the ensuing twelve…
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The Aldermen met on Wednesday, and the newly elected Aldermen (C. Jackson, A. Bailey and James Nappar) were welcomed by the Mayor, and…
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The whole of the Aldermen attended a meeting on Thursday evening for the election of Mayor, which was conducted with open doors and show of hands. A…
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ON Thursday evening last a special meeting of the Grafton Council was hold for the election of Mayor. The whole of the aldermen were present. Aid. C. Page nominated Aid. See. He referred…
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A MEETING of the Maclean Municipal Council was held on Friday evening, for the purpose of electing the Mayor for the ensuing Municipal year. The retiring Mayor, Aid. D. See, presided, and…
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AT the regular meeting on Tuesday evening the Mayor (Aid. Lobban) and Aldermen Kelly, McMillen, Goddard, See and McKinnon were present…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Rating of Slips. The Balmain Test Case. Maclean Valuators Justified.—Will Ex-Aid Frank Schwonberg now Refund That £1 9s 3d Which he Illegally Extracted From the Funds of the Maclean Council
THE judgment of the Full Court in the Balmain case, to test the legality of rating slips, and other points of municipal taxation, was delivered on Monday. It establishes the legality of rating slips, and…
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On Tuesday the Mayor (Ald. Lobban), and Aid. See, M'Millan. Goddard, M'Kinnon and Kelly were present. The master of the barquentine Senorita…
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Mr. Editor.—"Orara" under the heading of "Topical Talk" asks: Is it advisable to stand by waiting for the relief which the long-promised Local…
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The Earl of Rosebery was recently presented with the honorary freedom of the borough of Swansea. His…
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The new municipal year is destined to see changes in the personnel of the Maclean Municipal Council. The figure-head, behind which it sailed its…
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HIS Honor Judge Heydon refused to grant costs in the action Lismore Council v. J. J. Doyle, claim of £58 14s 8d for arrears of rates. His Honor said it was a curious thing that…
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