Kiama Municipal Council
AT the meeting of the Council on Thursday last, the correspondence comprised letters on the following subjects—1st. To the Minister for Lands, acknowledging by…
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Council & local affairs, 1881
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Municipal Council. Friday, July 1
Present—Full Council. Correspondence inwards.—1. From T. Dakin, respecting lowering water-table. 2. From J. R. Shepperd, respecting water flowing from Smith's…
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IN our report of the proceedings of the Kiama Municipal Council, at their meeting on Thursday Inst, mention is made of their correspondence with certain Executive…
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Full Council, less Alderman Payne. Alderman M'Kenzie presented a petition from George Dunnett and Moses Crossman, requesting that certain improvement be made to Mount…
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Present—The Mayor (Mr. W. J. R. Jenkins), Aldermen Spence, Brown, Richards, M'Paul, Duncan, and Thompson. Correspondence Inwards—…
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A MEETING of the above council was held on Thursday last July 14. Present; Aldermen Pike (in the chair) King, Honey, Hindmarsh and Somerville…
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THE correspondence which now takes place on subjects connected with the material interests of the district between the Muni cipal Council of Kiama and certain…
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THE Council met about the usual time, and there were present—the Mayor, Aldermen Lee, A. Wilson, R. Wilson, Hindmarsh, Johnson, and James…
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Present—The Mayor (Mr. J. Anderson) and Aldermen Williams and Gillis. Correspondence inwards— From the Mines Department, 28th July, as…
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The following is a copy of a (circular) communication on the above subject, addressed by the Ashfield Borough Councils in the other Municipal Councils in the colony, and which was read at…
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AT the meeting of the Council on Thursday last, the correspondence was a follows:â Outwards: 1. To the Department of Lands, in reply to the communication…
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Present—The Mayor (Mr W. J. Poulter), and Aldermen Hewlett, Parsons, Armstrong, Galvin, and Osborne. Alderman Parsons presented a petition from…
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Full Council, less Aldermen Spence and Thompson. Correspondence outwards included letters to the Works Department, pointing out that the main…
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THE Council met about the usual hour, and there were present—the Mayor, Aldermen Lee, r. Wilson, A. Wilson, Hindmarsh, and James…
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THE additional correspondence which has been published with reference to the omission of the names of the Mayor and Aldermen in the invitations issued in connection…
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The appearance in the arena of the Legislative Council chamber again of Mr. W. B. Dalley—till a short time since one of its keenest debaters—formed quite an…
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AT a meeting of the Kiama Borough Council a few weeks since there was road a communication from the Ulladulla Council, in which it was proposed that a temporary…
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AT the ordinary adjourned meeting on Thursday last the whole of the aldermen were present; and the minutes of the preceding sitting were read and confirmed as…
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The debate on the second raiding of the Chinese Restriction Bill was resumed by Mr. Darley, who stated that he had not altered his opinions since, two years ago. he had voted…
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THE Council met at 12 o'clock, and there were present—the Mayor, Aldermen Lee, R. Wilson, A. Wilson, Buchanan, Johnson, and James…
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