Lismore Municipal Council
THE usual meeting of the Council was held [?] Monday evening. Present—The Mayor in the chair, Aldermen Read, Drew, Coleman, Clancy, Cottee, and Norris…
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Council & local affairs, 1891
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The Northern Star. Saturday, 10Th January, 1891. the Case Against the Mayor
Now that this case, by the decision of the Bench on Wednesday, is removed from the position of SUB JUDICE it has held for the last five weeks, there is one aspect of it which has…
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THE usual meeting of the council was held on M Monday Evening Present —The Mayor in the chair, Aldermen Read, Coleman Drew, Allen, Clancy, Norris and Cott[?]…
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THE ordinary meeting of the Council was held on Tuesday evening last. Present—the Mayor (in the chair). Aldermen Read, Coleman, Cottee, Clancy [?] Norris…
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AT noon yesterday about 50 ratepayers assembled at the Council Chambers, when the Returning Officer (Mr. J. W. Coleman) announced that the following nominations had been…
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A SPECIAL meeting bf the Council was held on Wednesday evening last. Present—Aldermen O'Fly[?] (in the chair), Read, Exton, [?]eman, Allen, Clancy, Cottee, Norris, and Stocks…
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THE election to-day passed off with but very little excitement, although it could be seen at an early hour that the supporters of the different candidates intended to do…
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THE usual meeting of the Council was held Monday evening last. Present—The Mayor, i[?] the chair, Aldermen Read, Exton, Coleman, Aden, Clancy, Cottee, and Norris…
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THE result of the poll in connection with the above was officially declared on Monday last by the returning officer (Mr. F. G. Crouch) as under:—Mr. D. Alcock, 179;…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the Council was held on Monday evening for the purpose of appointing delegates to represent the Council at the conference to be held at Lismore on the 27th…
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THE ordinary meeting of the Council was held on Monday evening last. Present—the Mayor (in the chair), Aldermen Exton, Clancy, Coleman. Norris, Allen, Read, and Stocks…
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THE ordinary meeting of the Council was held on Monday evening last. Present—Aldermen Stocks, Read, Coleman, Clancy, and Norris. In the absence of His Worship the Mayor…
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A COMMUNICATION recently received by the Grafton B[?]ugh Council opens a question of very great importance to all Municipalities having the control of wharves [?]cted by the…
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THE usual fortnightly meeting was held on Monday eveing. Present.—The Mayor, Aldermen Stocks, Norris, Clancy, Allen, Coleman, Exton[?] and Read…
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As may be expected, the municipal district of Coraki will soon be proclaimed and the following sections from the Municipalities Act of 1867-76 are given with aa view of…
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THE following sections of the Municipalities Act conclude the particulars commenced in last issue relative to preliminaries in connection with incorporation:-…
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THE usual fortnightly meeting of the Council was hehl on Wednesday evening last. Present —the Mayor (in the chair), and Aldermen Stocks, Norris, Cottee, Allen, Coleman, Exton,…
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THE ordinary meeting of the Council was held on Monday evening last. Present—The Mayor (in the chair), Aldermen Read, Exton, Coleman, Clancy, and Norris…
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THE two paragraph clippings which follow have more than a passing interest to Lismore: "The subject of establishing public saleyards at Bega is engaging the attention of the local council. The…
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A BALLINA journal in its "Town Talk" column describes the local municipal council as follows:—"The Council deserve to be lynched for not accepting a…
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