Camden Council
The Camden Council met last Monday, present were aldermen W. Larkin, (Mayor), E. A. Davies, H. S. Kelloway, W. A. Larnach, F. Boardman, H…
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Council & local affairs, 1935
197 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 3 of 10
Picton Council News. Unregistered Milk Vendors
The Minister for Labour and Industry notified the council at last week's meeting, in reply to that body's inquiry that those persons who have attained…
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Business transacted at the last meeting of the Wollondilly Shire Council Correspondence…
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With the exception of Ald. V. A. Ducat, from whom an apology was received, all the Aldermen were present at the Council meeting held last…
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The recent meeting of the Shire of Nepean was presided over by Cr. T. G. Scott, President, other councillors present were J. W. Edmondson, A. J…
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Reporting on the progress of work at Bond's Creek crossing, the engineer said the approaches would be gravelled when consolidated…
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"It appears to be that the Department, is simply [?] the matter to [?] and I would advise that your council makes strong represents that to the department, which appears to be holding the council's money, but doing nothing in the matterof affecting a resumption," wrote…
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The aldermen of Camden met at the Council Chambers last Monday night, present were Aldermen W. Larkin (Mayor), H. Lowe, C. W…
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The recent meeting of the Shire of Nepean was presided over by Cr. T. G. Scott, President, other councillors present were J. W. Edmondson, A. J…
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The Aldermen of the above Council met on Tuesday evening of last week when all were present with the exception of Ald. T. R. Fitzgibbort, from…
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Reporting on the progress of work at Bond’s Creek crossing, the engineer said the approaches would he gravelled when consolidated…
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When Picton Municipal Council met on 2nd instant, a letter was read from the Department of Labour and Industry, Sydney…
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At Camden Council meeting last week. the Mhyor (Ald. W. Larkin) in a minute, recommended that the whole of Menangle road be black surfaced…
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Mr. A. C. Lamrock reported that he had completed the audit of the books and accounts for the year ended 31st December, 1934, and that same were all…
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From Dept. Railways acknowledging. receipt of Council’s letter re the departure of the 5.15 p.m. Southern Highlands Express daily from…
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The engineer (Mr N.C. Thom) reported on the following matters:— Douglas Park Suspension Bridge: Staling that Mr Maunder informed…
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The April meeting of the Wollondilly Shire council was attended by a full council, viz. Crs. E. H. K. Downes president, G. J. Adams, Eric Moore,…
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St. Matthew's Church, [?] which was beautifully [?] the occasion in a colour [?] of pink and white, by friends of the…
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Mr. S. Emmett wrote re an offensive well on Mrs. Gaudry's property at Tahmoor. Inspector White reported having inspected. same and…
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Emergency Relief: Slating it had been necessary to re-roster a number of the staff on account of Easter holidays and Anzac Day, and that at the…
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