The Council
A meeting of the Municipal Council will be held to-night. The Mayor will present a minute with respect to the water supply of the city…
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Council & local affairs, 1906
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The City Council
The City Council met last night. Present: The Mayor (Alderman Harvy), and Aldermen T. Ivey, Gamboni, Chester, J. H. Ivey, Booth, Hague,…
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At last, night's meeting of the City Council the Mayor (Alderman Harvy) submitted the following Mayor's minute:—…
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The usual monthly meeting of the United Friendly Societies' Council was held at tile Trades Hall on Friday night The president (Brother W. Levy)…
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The preliminary ballot for the selection [?] Labor candidates to contest the municipal elections in February next was taken by the Barrier District…
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The preliminary ballot for the selection of Labor candidates to contest the municipal elections in February next was taken by the Barrier District…
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An unpleasant development has occurred in connection with the taking of the preliminary ballots for the selection of Labor candidates to contest the…
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As it was understood that the P.L.L. officials who are conducting the preliminary ballot in connection with the forthcoming municipal elections had…
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The impossibility of tricing a damning rumor to its source is only equalled by the rapidity with which it travels into the recesses of the…
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Sir,—In reply to "King Ward's" letter, re the municipal candidates, which appeared in your paper some time ago, I refrained to answer him…
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At a special meeting of the Barrier District Assembly P.L.L.last night, callad for the purpose of receiving the result of the second ballot for the…
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Sir,—Please grant me space in "The Minor" to give your renders some facts about the preliminary ballot. On December 30, the first date upon which…
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Sir,—In your issue of Friday a letter on the above subject appears over the name of "Jas. J. Lyons." I would like to put Mr. Lyons on the…
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Sir,—Under the above heading I noticed a Jetter from "Joseph J. Lyons." He states he was authorised by one of the candidates (Mr. Norton) to act as…
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The annual Municipal Revision Court was opened in the Town Hall this morning, present: Aderme[?] Harvy (chairman), Gamboni, Chester, Gubbms,…
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Sir,—Keep Cool has got hold of the wrong end ot the stick re my letter. I am on the righttrack [?] understand the rules of the P.L.L. perhaps not…
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The annual Municipal Revision Court was oponoed in the Town Hall this morning. Present: Adermon Harvy (chairman), Gamboni, Chester, Gubbins,…
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The annual sittings of the Municipal Revision Court were concluded this. morning. Present Alderman Harvy (chairman), Gamboni, Chester,…
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Sir,—"Jos. J. Lyons in Tuesray's "[?]" says I have [?] of the wrong end of the srick and that he understands the P.L.L. [?] as well as any…
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Sir,—I have tendered some correspondence to the B.D.A. of the P.L.L.. in reference to the late preliminary ballot, and the latest from that august…
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