Armidale Municipal Codncil
A FULL meeting was held on Monday evening, at half-past 7. The Town Clerk read letters to the following effect:—From the Overseer,…
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Armidale Municipal Council
The Council met on Monday evening, at 8 Present—The Mayor, and Aldermen Fitzgerald, Schmidt, and Mulligan. The Town Clerk read a letter from the…
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The Postmaster General laid upon the table plans of the extension of the Great Northern Railway from Muswellbrook to Murrurundi…
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THE Public Works Loan Bill was read a second time, as also the Appropriation Bill The Municipalities Bill was read a third tone and ordered to be returned to the…
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A full meeting was held on Monday evening. The Town Clerk read a letter sent, by order of the Mayor, to Mr. Bennett, Commissioner for Roads, requesting that the sum available for the Northern…
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THERE was a full meeting on Monday evening. On the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting, some discussion took place as to whether notices of motion should be inserted in the minutes,…
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On Monday evening there was a full meeting with the exception of Alderman Schmidt. The Town Clerk read a letter from Mr Henry Gral[?]on, objecting to the assessment on his property,…
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Wm. Cameron v. John Carthy—For driving two horses from a herd on Guyra station, on 29th April, without previously giving notice to complainant. Mr. Abbott,…
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AT the meeting on Monday evening Aldermen Schmidt and Mulligan were absent. The Town Clerk read a letter from the Department of Works stating that the sum of £93 15s., for the…
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The Town Clerk read the copy of a letter sent to the Under Secretary for Finance, enclosing vouchers for the expenditure of the first £40 on the General Cemetery, and requesting that the second £10 might…
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THERE was a full meeting on Monday evening. The Mayor said that Mr. Lamb was seriously ill, and he had asked Mr. Boardman (Jun.) to act in his place that night…
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The Mayor said that as Mr. Lamb was still very ill. be bad requested Mr. Boardman (Jun.) to act again this evening as Town Clerk. The Mayor read a letter from the Treasury…
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Mary Ann Swan v. Robert Mulligan.—Same v. David Starr.—These were two charges arising out of the alleged riotous conduct of the defendants at complainant's…
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James Bennett was brought up in custody on a charge of being drunk and using obscene language. Constable Rafferty proved that about 12 on Saturday night prisoner was passing the lock-up, drunk, when…
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ON Monday evening, at half-past 7, there was a full meeting with the exception of Alderman Tysoe. Mr. Boardman, Jun., again acted as Town Clerk. The Mayor read a letter from a number of rate…
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THE quarterly meeting was held on Wednesday, at noon, all the members being present. The proceedings were so lengthy that, in justice to our numerous country readers. who feel no interest in municipal…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Local [?]ntelligence. Armidale Police Court. Tuesday, July 3. (Before the Police Magistrate, the Mayor, and Mr. Greaves, J P.)
Margaret Cochrane v. James Squires.—Mr. pilcher, for complainant, applied to have the information withdrawn. The Bench consented. (Before the P.M. and Mr, Greaves.)…
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THERE was a full meeting on Monday evening, at half-past 7, and a much larger attendance of rate payers than usual. The Town Clerk read letters to the…
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THERE was a full meeting on Monday evening, half-past 7. The Mayor read a letter from the Colonial Secr[?] tary's department, acknowledging receipt of the…
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ON Monday evening there was a full meeting. The Town Clerk read a letter to Mr. Cooper, giving him notice that the Council would vacate its present Chambers in 3 months from the 11th October next…
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