A Vacancy in the Council
Owing to a difficulty arising out of the rendering of Messrs. Thomson and Bates account which was before the Council at Tuesday nights’ meeting, Alderman George…
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Council & local affairs, 1905
364 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 14 of 19
Municipal Conference
AT Wednesday's meeting in Sydney, the chief secretary (Mr. J. A. Hogue) said that after such men as Sir Henry Parkes and Mr. Reid were not able to get a system of local…
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The Council met on Thursday night. Present—Aldermen Richardson (in the chair), Ayling, Gegg, Rogers, Roberts, Knowlman, Ashley, and Barrett…
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Mention was made in last issue of the incident which occurred at the meeting of the local Municipal Council on Tuesday night last, over the account from…
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MORE than usual importance attached to the twenty-third annual conference of the New South Wales Municipal Association, held in Sydney last week, because of the opportunity…
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AMONGST the several measures of domestic legislation long fought shy of by preceding ministeries, but at last seriously grappled with by the existing Administration, is that…
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THE usual fortnightly meeting of the Borough Council was held on Monday night last. The Mayor, and Aldermen Mills, Shea, Gale, Dobinson…
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Present--The Mayor (Ald. Cartwright) and Ald. Graham, Bennett, Faulks, Hoey, and Palmer. Minutes of the previous meeting…
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A CASE has been engaging the attention of the High Court, the municipal district of Concord v. Coles, the question raised in which is of considerable importance to municipalities…
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After the annual Municipal election at Queanbeyan, it will be remembered, steps were taken to oust two of the three successful candidates—the two Labor…
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THE adjourned meeting of the Council was held in the Council Chambers on Friday evening last. Present—The Mayor (chair), Aldermen Enrich, Rintoul, Hids, Learmont, Mansfield, Slatyer, and…
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The following motions have been tabled for to-night's meeting: Alderman Gegg to move—"That specifictions be made and tenders called for…
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May we respectfully draw the attention of the Aldermen and ratepayers here, to the grotesque manner in which the authority and dignity of the Council are…
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The Court of Quarter sessions was formally opened in the Court House this morning by his Honor, Judge Fitzhardinge. There was a clean sheet, no…
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MET last evening; present—the Mayor, and Ald. Richardson, Ayling, Ashley, Gegg, Rogers, and Holloway. THE FINANCE COMMITTEE…
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The case Council v. J. Cox was sired by Malice, full brother to Incompetence and Ignorance, dam Blackmail, sister to Persecution and Mendacity. Progeny…
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THE usual fortnightly meeting of the Council was held on Monday evening last, when there were present--Aldermen W. Bradford (Mayor), J…
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Only one nomination was received for an Alderman to fill the extraordinary vacancy in the Council caused by the resignation of Ald. Geo. Thomson, who…
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