Richmond Borough Council
PRESENT:—The Mayor, Aid. Kelly, Stevenson, Hill, Dunstan, and Woodhill. CORRESPONDENCE. From T. H. F. Griffin, Yass, wishing…
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Council & local affairs, 1895
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The Municipal Elections
THE Municipal elections are now being talked of, and several probable candidates are mentioned. Aid Mortley, who is the retiring Alderman for South Ward, will probably have a walk-over, by…
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Present—The Mayor, and Aldermen Huggins, Ward, Paine, Fitzpatrick, Primrose and Mortley. CORRESPONDENCE…
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Present: The Mayor, and Aldermen Kelly, Cobcroft, Stevenson, COBEESPONDENCE. From J Buckton, secretary, stating that he had…
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Present—The Mayor, and Aldermen Dean, Fitzpatrick, Paine, Mortley, Gosper, Huggins, Ward, and Primrose. CORRESPONDENCE…
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Present: The Mayor, Aid Hill, Onus, Stevenson, Mitchell, Kelly, and Dunston. CORRESPONDENCE. From Messrs Higginbotham and Robinson…
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THE MUNICIPAL SKOOT, a free-for-all Stakes, once round Three prizes PROBABLE STARTERS 16 Stun Knock-'im-down…
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Considerable interest is now being evinced in the forthcoming municipal contests, both in Windsor and Richmond. The nomination of candidates will take…
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ON Tuesday last the nomination of can didates to fill the vacancies caused by the retirement by effluxion of time of Aldermen Huggins (North Ward), Ward (Central…
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Present: The Mayor, and Aldermen Fitzpatrick, Dean, Ward, Mortley, Paine, Huggins and Primrose. CORRESPONDENCE…
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To THE EDITOR. Sir,—IS this honest fighting, or is it trickery of the worst kind? I'll leave it to your readers to pronounce judgment. By (probably an oversight) a Returning-officer was not ap…
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To THE EDITOR. Sir,—It having come to my ear that certain anonymous letters are being circulated by some unscupulous, ill-minded individuals in the Borough, with a view to injure me at the…
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A meeting of the Council for the election of Mayor was held on Monday evening, when the whole of the aldermen were present…
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The meeting for the election of Mayor waa held on Tuesday evening, when there Were present: Ald Ridge, Kelly, Stevenson, Dunston, Onus, and Hill…
Continued on Trove, page 14 →Windsor and Richmond Gazette. Saturday, February 16, 1895. The New Mayor of Windsor
IN Ald J. J. Paine, Windsor has secured as Mayor a man and a gentleman—an active, intelligent, and progressive townsman. The ex-Mayor, Ald Holland, possessed in a…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Correspondence. Richmond Municipal Election. to the Editor
SIR,—Your correspondent "Ratepayer" must havo given himself great relief by his letter, which In many respects, is very much like himself, viz., that there is very little worth noticing in it, it…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the council was held on Monday evening last. Present: The Mayor, and Aldermen Onus, Stevenson, Kelly, Hill, Mitchell, Dunstan, and Hough…
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PRESENT: The Mayor, Ald. Berckelman, Gosper, Mortley, Hollaad, Dean, and Primrose. An apology was received from Ald…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Re Richmond Municipal Elections and Taxpayer's Letter
To the Editor. Sir,—Some people seem ot think I wrote the letter signed "Taxpayer." I now distinctly say that I did not write that letter and did not inspire it, The first time I knew of…
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TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—At the official declaration on the 18th instant. Aid Gosper stated that I demurred to one lady (Mrs Wells) recording her vote. She being a married woman, I had doubts…
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