The Municipal Elections
The retiring Aldmen in Windsor are; Aid Holland (Mayor), of North Ward; Aid Davies, of South Ward; and Aid J T Gosper, Central Ward. All three seek re-election. Ald Holland will be…
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Council & local affairs, 1893
63 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers · page 1 of 4
The Mayor of Richmond
On Monday evening last a meeting of residents of Richmond was held at the local School of Arts for the purpose of deciding ae to what steps should be taken to…
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The Revision Court for the Borough of Richmond will be held at the Council Chambers on Monday evening next, 23rd inst. The nomination of candidates for…
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To the Editor,—Sir.—In your last issue you state that my principal claim for support was that I intended to put the Borough finances in order, and in your endeavour to…
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A very representative meeting of townsmen was held in the School of Arts, Richmond, on Friday night last, to make arrangements for a public [?]ecognition of the…
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Present: Mayor, Aid Primrose, Simon, Ward, W. Gosper, Huggins, Mortley. CORRESPONDENCE. From Thomas Primrose, giving building notice…
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Present: The Mayor, Aid Kelly, Mitchell, Woodhill, Stevenson, Johnson, and Dusstan. CORRESPONDENCE. From C. J. Darley, Chief-engineer, stating that…
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To the Editor. Sir,—In an article in the GAZETTE of the 28th instant, showing that I was wrong in asserting that the by-law preventing the Mayor from moving a…
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Mr. Editor. SIR,—With your kind permission I wish to make a few remarks re the doings of the above body. It appears to me, from recent proceedings in connection with the Revision Court of…
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It is probable that a lively half-hour or BO will be passed by the ratepayers who attend at the Council Chambers on Nomination-day. Tuesday next, 7th insant,…
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Present: The Mayor, Aldermen Simon, Huggins, Mortley, Primrose, W Gosper, and Ward. CORRESPONDENCE. From T Chaseling, through his solicitor,…
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A facetious resident of South Ward says he " thinks Ingate will gate-in." Get out. The vital question at the present time, both in Richmond and Windsor is "Who…
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Present: The full Council. Aid Ward rose to propose a vote of thanks to the retiring Mayor, Aid Holland. This was evidently overlooked…
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Present: The Mayor, Ald Cobcroft, Kelly, Hill, and Stevenson. MAYOR'S MINUTE. The following minute from the Mayor was…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Richmond Brough Council. Present The Mayor, Aid Kelly,Hill, Coberoft, Mitchell and Stevenson. Bedwell and the Borough
A communication was received from W. H,Piggot,solicitor for Mrs. Bedwell in the above matter, stating that that lady had only a life interest in the land at Richmond…
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The adjourned meeting was held on Thursday evening, when there were present:—The Mayor, Ald Huggins, Primrose, Ingate, Ward and Mortley. CORRESPONDENCE…
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To the Editor. Sir,—Formerly a resident of your town, and still a ratepayer, I naturally take some interest in its municipal affairs, and therefore venture to send you a few lines formulating…
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A large and representative gathering of residents of the district, including a fair sprinkling of ladies, assembled in the School of Arts, Richmond, on Monday…
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To the Editor. Sir,—I desire to draw attention to an unwarrantable paragraph concerning myself which appeared in last Saturday's issue of your contemporary…
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The nomination of candidates to fill the vacancies in the Borough Council caused by the resignation of Aid W. Gosper (North Ward) and Ald Simon (Central Ward), took…
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