The Water Supply. The Council again Approached
MR. A. E. CLARKE, of Clarke and Co., Melbourne, to whom the Broken Hill Water Supply, LImited, entrusted the negoiations for the sale of Its property to the Broken Hill…
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Council & local affairs, 1900
305 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 3 of 16
The Water Supply. An Interview with the Mayor
WITH regard to the suggested re-opening of negotiations between the municipal council and the; Water Supply, Limited, for the purchase at the company's works, the Mayor…
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MR. A. E. CLARKE, of Clarke and Co., Melbourne, to whom the Broken Hill Water Supply, Limited, entrusted the negotiations for the sale of its property to the Broken Hill…
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SIR,—Allow me to ask Mr. "Query" to "shut up"—and excuse my vulgar speech. It's all rot for people to talk against our municipal fathers. it's said that if they…
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THE fortnightly meeting of the council was held last night. There were present Aldermen Wright (Mayor), Retallick, Davitt, Williams, Beskeen, Waugh, Hendry, Harry,…
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AT last night's meeting ot the municipal council the question of water supply was brought on for discussion. Ur. A. E. Clarke, of Messrs. Clarke and Co., Melbourne, was…
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SIR,—I see by your report of the meeting ot the mancipl council that the Mayor (Alderman Wright). ruled out. ot order a letter I had sent to the council on the ground…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Benevolent Society and the Mayor. to the Editor
SIR,—On the day after Alderman Wright was elected Mayor you announced on my authority that he had promised to donate 490 to the Benevolent Society, I regret to say…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr. H. E. Bright and the Mayor. to the Editor
SIR,—I see. by your is[?]ue of even date that, in answer to a question by Alderman Hendry re a letter of mine, the' Mayor says—'' I won't allow it to be read[?] rule it out of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Municipal Baths. to This Editor
SIR,—When last at Brosen Hill I made some references to the swimming batbs of Coolgardie. Unfortunately then I was unable to give details concerning these baths, as I had…
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THE Mayor (Alderman Wright), in r-spouse to a requisition recel vc J this morning from, Aldermen Warren aad Wise, has decided to j call a special meeting oE tho council for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Municipal Subsidy. [By Telegraph] Sydney, Thursday Afternoon
Mr. Lyne, in reply to a deputation asking for a municipal subsidy, to-day said that if the revenue increased a little more it would warrant him masing the grant. He hoped…
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A deputation representing over 100 municipalities waited on the Premier yesterday afternoon to urge the necessity for the passing of a bill by which the Government would…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the council was held last night. Present: All, except Alderman Beskeen and Alderman Gubbins. FINANCE COMMITTEE'S RECOMMENDATIONS…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Municipal Council. The Day Labor System
THE adjourned meeting of the council was held last night. Present, all except Alderman Linnane and Alderman Gubbins; for the absence of the latter through illness…
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AT the conclusion of the business on the notice paper at last night's meeting the council went into committee to consider the water supply question. Mr. A. J. Hall was…
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THE ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Municipal Council will be held to-night. The principal business to come before aldermen will be Mr. Scair's report on the street…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →"Unprofessional Conduct" Dr. O'Hara and the Medical Association. Council of the Association Resigns. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
Doctor O'Hara's position in connection with the issuing of the circular of a company to place on the market a patent called "Silenette," intended for use under certain…
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THE ordinary meeting of the municipal council was held last night. Present, all except Aldermen Linnane and Gubbins. PETITION FOR AN EXTRA EASTER…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →West Australia's Position. The Privy Council Clauses. PERTH
The Premier (Sir John Forrest), seen with reference to the telegrams regarding Mr. Parker, Mr. Reeres, and Federation, said he had had no communication with the eastern…
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