Glebe Council and the Australian Gaslight Company
The finance and general purposes committee of the Glebe Council (which consists of the whole Council) met on Thursday evening, to consider the Mayor's minute which has…
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Council & local affairs, 1904
344 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 10 of 18
Municipal Appeal Court. Friday, June 17, 1904. (Before C. Robertson, Esq., P.m.) Appeals Against Assessments
The Police Magistrate sat to hear appeals against assessments, the Mayor, assisted by late Council Clerk and Mr. C. H. Ellerman, one of the valuers, to defend…
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AT to-morrow night's meeting the Mayor will move:—"That it be referred to the by-law committee to so amend by-law 130—defining the term vehicle-as to include therein…
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The following motions will be considered at to-night's meeting:— The Mayor to move—"That it be referred to the By-law Committee to so amend by-law. 136…
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Perth, Wednesday.—A meeting of the Trades and Labour Council last night carried a motion protesting against the present administration of the Arbitration Court. Mr. J. Fable,…
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THE [?] fortnightly meeting of the Burrowa Municipal Council was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday evening June 21 Present: The Mayor…
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[?] evening: present Ald. Richardson (in the chair), O'Brien, Roberts, Barrett, Ayling, [?] Dwyer. THE FINANCE [?] £1;…
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The Council met on Thursday night. Present—Aldermen Richardson (in the chair), Ayling, Rogers, Dwyer, Barrett, O'Brien, Roberts, Beegling…
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THE usual fortnightly meeting of the Borough Council was held in the Council Chambers, Town Hall, on Thursday evening. In the absence of the Mayor, Alderman…
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SOME little time ago we thought it necessary to criticise the action of the Council in going into committee to consider a matter of importance and interest to the…
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Present--The Mayor and' Aldermen Killick; McGrory, W. Bradford, and J. Bradford. CORRESPONDENCE…
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At the annual convention of the Pastures Protection Boards, which was opened at Aaron's Exchange Hotel on Monday, Mr. O'Sullivan, Minister for Lands, who had been…
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The usual fortnightly meeting of the Council was held on Tuesday night, present—the Mayor (Aid. Cusack), and Aid. Dyball, Thane, Bradford, and…
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At the annual convention of tho Pastures Protection Boards, which was opened at Aaron’ Exchange Hotel on Monday, Mr. O’Sullivan, Minister for…
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Sir,—A man owned a piece of land worth £50. While it was vacant it was assessed for rating at 45/. and he paid 2/3 in rates. He built a home for himself. A new…
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SIR,—A man owned a piece of land worth £50. While it was vacant it was assessed for rating at 45s and he paid 2s 3d in rates. He built a home for himself. A new assessment was made at £28…
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THE usual fortnightly meeting at the Burrows Municipal Council was held in the Council Chambers on Tuesday evening, July 6. Present: The Mayor…
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SIR,—A man owned a piece of land worth £50. While it was vacant it was assessed, for rating at 45/, and he paid 2/3 as rates. He built a Home for himself. A new…
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SIR,—A man owned a piece of land worth £50. While it was vacant it was assessed for rating at 45/- and he paid 2/3 in rates. He built a home for himself. A new assessment…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Political Judge. Reply to Chief Justice Darley by Sydney Labor Council
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH has refused to publish the underquoted reply to Darley on account of its insulting character. Is the “D.T.” I honest a making such a statement ? Judge for…
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