Scone Council's Last Meeting Before Municipal Elections
On Monday night, Scone Municipal Council met for the last time prior to the Local Government elections,…
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Council & local affairs, 1953
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Town Council Election
SCONE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL ELECTION takes place on Saturday week (5th December). Electors are not only again reminded that proportional voting will be the order, also that voting is compulsory. A heavy poll is…
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IT will not be sufficient to elect suitable men to Maitland City Council, and to district local government bodies, next week. When they are elected they must be made conscious of the fact…
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The Shire Council yesterday received a letter from the Bulga-Milbrodale Progress Association…
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In view of the undertaking by the Church of England to erect a new hall in Scone, the last…
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In his presidential report to the last meeting of the Patrick Plains Shire Council for the triennial period, the Shire President (Cr. A. C. Marshall) said that despite the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →To-days leader Back Of The Council Russia Has Agreed to a Conference Surprise Move Made In Eight-Page Note Yesterday
LONDON: Soviet Russia Has agreed to a conference with Britain France and the United States. .Unofficially, it is understood to propose a Big Four meeting in Berlin, but sets on date…
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Probably the oldest Mayor in the State presided over his Council for the last time at Ulmarra last week…
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The citizens of London have chosen Sir Noel Vansittart Bowater, M.C., Alderman of Castle Baynard and Vintner…
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The Shire Council received a letter from the Gouldsville Agricultural Bureau requesting urgent attention to…
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The Shire Engineer, Mr. McIntyre, submitted the following report to last week's council meeting:…
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SINGLETON: In a presidential report to Patrick Plans Shire Council for the triennial period, Councillor A. C. Marshall said the Council’s policy of development and improvement had been maintained, and…
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The second annual dinner of the Municipal Council staff's Social Club was held in the Masonic Hall…
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On Saturday week Singleton electors will go to the polls to determine the structure of Local Government Administration in the Municipality for the next three years. Upon their final decision must rest the future progress pr otherwise, of the town between now and 1956…
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Cessnock's Fourth Annual Art Exhibition was opened by the Mayor (Aid. C. Rich-ardson) in the Memorial Hall…
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The Executive of the Communist Party in a statement this morning said that the policy of the party's…
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Mr. C. R. Davis, of Hail-street, Cessnock, writes to members of the present Cessnock Council:-You are nearing the end of…
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Members of the A.L.P. team for the Municipal elections took strong objection to the present council's…
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Mr Eric. Buchtmann's 15 years "faithful and excellent it service" to the Singleton Municipality was…
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Lower Hunter Shire Council to-day decided to try to raise £18,000—the biggest single loan for kerbing and guttering in council’s history. The money will be used to…
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