Shire Hall Improvements
Work in connection with the addition to the Shire Hall, which is being carried out under the supervision, of the contractor, Mr. Fired…
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Council & local affairs, 1940
250 stories in Macarthur (Camden & Campbelltown)'s papers · page 10 of 13
Egg Board Foll of Egg Producers Wollondilly Shire
A poll is to be taken by postal ballot closing on Friday, 1st November, 1940, amongst persons engaged in the production of eggs within the counties…
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The September meeting of the Wollondilly Shire Council was attend by Crs. S. E. Prosser, president, J. T. Carroll, J. B. Cartwright, T. H. K…
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Aldermen H. S. Kelloway, Mayor, W. A. Larnach, R. A. C. Adams, C. T. Whiteman, H. S. Whitford, K. C. Smart and H. Lowe attended the…
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The Mayor (Ald. P C. Marlow), Aldermen J. G. Farnsworth, T. R. Fitzgibbon J. T. Carroll, A. Munnery W. A. Longhurst and C. A. Nicol…
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The last meeting of the Nepean Shire Council was attended by a full council, viz. Councillors T. G. Scott, President, Hewitt, Watson, Rudd…
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The ordinary fortnighty meeting of Aldermen was held on Tuesday night. The Aldermen-present were, the Mayor on (P. C. Harlow), J. G. Farnsworth,…
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The Balances of the several Fund of the Council as at Oct. 8, were [?] following::— Debit Balance…
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Beyond those reported separately, other matters mentioned in the report of the Shire Clerk, dealt with at Wednesday's Council meeting were as…
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Regarding the sale of the former Council Chambers at The Oaks, the President (Councillor S. E. Prosser), in a minute presented on his behalf by…
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At the meeting of the Shire Council last Wednesday, councillors sat up and took notice a moment or two after the Shire Clerk (Mr…
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Present at the October meeting of the above Concncil, which was held on Tuesday evening of last week, were, the Mayor (Ald. J. S. Freeman) in the…
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NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of the Local Government Act and the Ordinances there under that an election will be…
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The Deputy-President (Councillor J. T. Carroll) in the absence of Councillor S. E. Prosser (President) presided at the monthly meeting of the…
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Giving details with regard to the care of evacuated British children, the Overseas Children Citizens' Committee asked Council's co-operation in finding…
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As a rule, councillors receive more kicks than halfpennies, and for that reason it is all the more worthy of mention that no less than three letters…
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Matters relating to sanitation received more attention than usual at the hands of the Provisional Shire Council this month as a…
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Minutes of the October meeting of the Provisional Council, held in the Council Chambers, Picton, last week. Present were Cr. J. T. Carroll, Deputy…
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The letters forming the words "Town Hall" have been removed from the front of the Council Chambers in Menangle-street, and will shortly be…
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Nominations of candidates at the forthcoming election of councillors for the Shire of Wollondilly for the next triennial period closed with the…
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