Municipal Council. Fortnighly Meeting
THE fortnightly meeting of the council was held left night. There were present Aldermen Wright (Mayor), Retallick, Davitt, Gubbins, Beakeen, Waugh, Hendry, Wise,…
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Council & local affairs, 1900
305 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 15 of 16
The Council
In the Council, A motion that the Wilcannia-Cobar Railway Bill be restored to the business paper was rejected…
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AT the fortnightly meeting of the council last night the financial committee recommended that the council borrow £30,000, £20,000 to be expended on markets, abattoirs,…
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In the Council, The Loan Appropriation and Treasury Deficiency bills and the Justices Act Amendment Bill were read a third time…
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THE adjourned meeting of the municipal council was held on Saturday night. There were present-Aldermen Wright (Mayor), Retallick, Williams, Waugh, Wire, Warren,…
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THE Legislative Council, although some of its recent actions appear to have been taken with a view to protect the liberty of the individual…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Bourke Municipal Finances. The Clerk Charged with Embezzling £324. Committed for Trial
IN the Bourke police court, before the P. M., [?] C. Millen, council clerk of Bourke, was charged with embezaling £524 18s, 44, the property of the municipality, Mr. Bid[?]ulph…
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The first elections took place yesterday in connection with the reorganised city council. The Reform party is jubilant at the result: it captured 13 seats out of 24. Most of the…
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THE following letter, dated December 8, has been addressed to the municipal council by Mr. G. A. Mills, secretary Broken Hill Chamber of Commerce:—…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Opening the Municipal Baths. The Swimming Carnival. A Great Success
IF the BARRIER MINER is read in Spiritland nothing but the well-known reputation for veracity borne by its staff can save it from the imputation of romancing when the spirits…
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IT looks as if the public baths were going to pay. Yet it certainly was not with much hope of that that they were mooted eight or nine years ago and have been…
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THE ordinary meeting of the municipal council will be held to-night. The business sheet is an unusually light one, reports from the various committees and a Mayor's minute…
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THE fortnightly meeting of the council was held last night. Present: All except Alderman Linn[?]. Mr Wilson, M L.C., was present, and was accommodated with a seat…
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AT last night's meeting of the council the letter from Mr. G. A. Mills, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, protesting against the action of the Major in refusing to allow…
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THE Mayor informed the council last night that he had received information that Mrs. Hughes, wife of Mr. Hughes, who had been appointed caretaker of the baths, could not…
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MR. CHARLES COUNSELL bri[?]g[?] under notice the letter which he addressed to the Mayor and aldermen and which, though read at the last meeting of the council, the Mayor…
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THE ballot for the selection of candidates in the Labor interest for next February's municipal elections has been completed. The chosen candidates are:—Wills Ward, Thomas…
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SIR,—The Major has for a long time been notorious, but no one has been known to envy him his notoriety; and if a vote of the ratepayers were taken to decide who is the…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the council was held last night. There were present—Alderman Wright (Mayor), Retallick, Waugh, Hendry, Beskeen, Harvy, Wise, and Warren…
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MR. ALDERMAN LENNARD, the newly elected Mayor of Leicester, in addressing the Town Council supplied (an English paper says) an eloquent proof of the profits of municipal…
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