The New Shire
All arrangements have been made to ensure the success of theo conferences to be held at Dorrigo and Coramba on the 9th and 10th inst, when representations of…
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Council & local affairs, 1913
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Dorrigo Shire Council
THE monthly meeting was held at the Council Chambers on Dec. 23. There were present:—The President (Cr. C. R. Maxwell), and…
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Meetings to elicit public opinion respecting the choice of gentlemen to be Dominated for the four vacant positions in the new Dorrigo…
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The usual fortnightly meeting was held on thursday evening, Present, the Mayor (Ald. Fitzgerald), Ald. Napper, O'Grady, Buch[?]an, [?] very, Redmond and Bailey…
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ON Tuesday last was heard at the , local Court House a collateral issue of the case heard in the District Court, in which Mrs. Fordham…
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SIR,—At a meeting of the Dorrigo Ratepayers' Association, held on December 21st, 1912, it was decided on the facts contained in the…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—The retiring Lord Mayor made a statement reviewing the work of the year jist closed. In an exhaustive financial statement Ald. Clarke…
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The first regular fortnightly meeting of the above Council for 1913 was held on Thursday night. Present--Ald. G. W. Fitzgerald (Mayor…
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The monthly meeting was held yesterday. Present: The President (Cr. W. Thorold) and Councillors Boorman, Baker, Doust, the Clerk (Mr. T. T. Bawden) and the…
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At the Copmanhurst Shire Council meeting yesterday, the estimates for 1913 were submitted, and the President intimated that he was of the opinion that…
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Alterations and renovations have been going on at the Council Chambers, with the result that the Mayor's room and the small office in which the assistant clerk…
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At yesterday's monthly meeting of the above, the following attended :-- Crs. C. K. Maxwell (President), A. E. : Schwinghammer, W. N. Small, J…
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The regular meeting of the above on Wednesday was attended by Crs. W. C. Thorold (President), W. Boorman A. H. Doust, and T. S. Baker…
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A perplexing problem now confronts the Bellingen Shire by the reduction in subsidy from £6 13s to £2 for every £1 collected. Other…
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The meeting of the grafton Municipal Council, booket for Wednesday night, did not eventuate. Because there were only six aldermen…
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At the monthly meeting of the Dorrigo Shire Council on Thursday, the Estimates for 1913 were submitted by the Engineer, and on the motion of Cr. Mulquiney,…
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In an interview with Mr. H. M. Baldock, the Dorrigo Shire Engineer, it was gathered that the Council would lose £19,323 through the subsidy being reduced from…
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The monthly meeting was held on Thursday at the Council Chambers. Present The President (Cr. C. K. Maxwells) and Councillors Ellis, Schwingharnmer,…
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In [?] moving the adoption of the Orara Shire Estimates. Cr. Mulquiney referred to the reduction in their subsidy, and regretted this very much, but when other shires…
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How will the new schedule of subsidies effect the shires throughout the State, is a question of supreme importance just now. On…
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