Windsor Borough Council
PRESENT: The full Council. CORRESPONDENCE. From Edward Campbell, Solicitor, Richmond, on behalf of Mr Michael Waters, senr, demanding…
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Council & local affairs, 1897
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Richmond Borough Council
PRESENT: The Mayor (Ald Mitchell), Ald Hough, Price, Kelly, Hill, Cobcroft, Watson, Stevenson. CORRESPONDENCE. From Mr C S Guest, Treasurer, stating that…
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PRESENT: Ald Fitzpatrick (in the chair), Berckelmani W Gosper, Mortley, Holland, and Primrose. CORRESPONDENCE. From Eckford Frith, asking for permission for…
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PRESENT: The Mayor (Ald J. J. Paine), W. Gosper, J. T. Gosper, Fitzpatrick, Dean, Berckelman, Holland, Mortley and[?]Primrose. CORRESPONDENCE…
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PRESENT: The Mayor (Ald J J Paine), Ald Fitzpatrick, W Gosper, Mortley, Berckelman, and Primrose. CORRESPONDENCE…
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PRESENT: The Mayor (in the chair), Ald Kelly, [?]ston, Hill, Stevenson, Watson, and Price. The Mayor stated that he bad a minute on paper re deputation to Minister for Lands, and…
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PRESENT: The Mayor (Ald W Mitchell), Ald Hill, Kelly, Stevenson, Price, Watson and Coberoft. CORRESPONDENCE. Circular re Turkish war, with subscription list,…
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Present: The Mayor (Aid Paine). Aid W Gosper Mortley, Fitzpatrick, Dean, Primrose, Berckelman, CORRESPONDENCE. From Department Mines and Agriculture, advising…
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To THE EDITOR. Sir,—Some time ago Ald Watson made an attempt to lessen the unwarranted expenditure in the working of the Richmond Council, but so far it seems…
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AT the Richmond Borough Council on Wednesday last the following motions were brought on:—MAYOR'S MINUTE…
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PRESENT: The Mayor (Ald Mitchell), Ald Hill, Kelly, Price, Cob[?]ft, Stevenson, and Watson. CORRESPONDENCE. From Secretary of Health Board as to the…
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PRESENT: The Mayor (Ald Paine), Aid Mortley, Fitzpatrick. J T and W Gosper, and Berckelman. CORRESPONDENCE. From the City Railway Extension League,…
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To the Editor. Sir,—As a rule, I consider the writer of an anonymous letter beneath my notice, but the dross written by some jackanapes, under the putrid mould of 1 Ratepayer,' in the "Nepean…
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PRESENT:—The Mayor (Ald W Mitchell), Ald Kelly, Stevenson, Dunston, Cobcroft, Price, Hill, and Watson. CORRESPONDENCE…
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PRESENT: Ald Dean (in the chair), Fitzpatrick, Mortley, Holland and Primrose. CORRESPONDENCE. From E Board, complaining that, although he…
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PRESENT—The Mayor (Ald Mitchell) Ald Kelly Stevenson, Hill, Cobcroft, Hough and Watson. CORRESPONDENCE. Prom W Morgan, M.L.A., stating that he had…
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PRESENT: The Mayor (Ald Paine), Ald J T Gosper, Fitzpatrick, Berckelman and Holland. CORRESPONDENCE. From William Holland, senr., a further…
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PRESENT—The full Council. CORRESPONDENCE. An application for use of Park on 24th proximo, for tramway employees picnic, was received, and…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the above was held on Friday evening, for the purpose of considering the question of lighting Richmond. There were present: Ald Mitchell (Mayor),…
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PRESENT: The Mayor (Ald Mitchell), and Ald Kelly, Hill, Stevenson and Cobcrof. The Council clerk said he had received no reply as to whether the Railway picnics were…
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