Talbragar Shire Council Monthly Meeting
Councillor W. H. Godwin, in the absence of the President (Councilor F. W. Brownlow), occupied the chair at the monthly meeting of the Talbragar Shire…
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Council & local affairs, 1928
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Municipal Council
The Mayor (Ald. A. B. Dundas) and Ald. Bishop, Cox, Tuck, Cusack Smith, Guiding and Murphy were present at the above meeting, held…
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Sir,—Mr. Scott's feeble effort to justify the spending of road money on house building will not cut much the, but as an explosion of "Mug"…
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Councillor Godwin presided over the deliberations of the Councillors of Talbragar Shire at a meeting held at the Shire Office on Friday evening…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Work on Shire Engineer Lawson's Report Coalbaggie River Crossing
At the meeting of councillors of Talbrager Shire held at the Shire Office on Friday night. Engineer Lawson submitted the following reports:--…
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Included in the correspondence submitted by Shire Clerk Stevens at the meeting of Talbragar Shire Council held on Friday evening was one which…
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Messrs. Allen and Allen, Local Government auditors to the local Municipal Council, were in Cobar during last week and completed the audit of…
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The attention of Electors is drawn to the Municipal notice in this issue respecting the forthcoming Triennial Election of Aldermen, to be held on…
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A meeting of the Council was held on above date. Present : Alds. Kessey (Mayor), Doyle, Jones and Clifford, and the…
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The following gentlemen have been elected unopposed to the seats on the Talbragar Shire Council: A Riding. J. Roberts and W. H. Godwon, Messrs…
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A Riding—G. H. Bowhay and J. Sherringham (re-elected, unopposed). B Riding—G. E. Bradley, Geo. H. Caldwell, S R. Reynolds…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cobbora Shire
The personnel of the Cobbora Shire is not likely to be greatly altered as a result of the elections, as there will only be a poll in two…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Dubbo-mendooran Road Deputation Waits on Shire Council Will Help Our Town
For twenty years the Dubbo-Mendooran road hat been allowed to drift into a state of disrepair, and motorists, chary of coming…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Local Government Elections. Shire Nominations. Eleven Candidates for Macquarie
THURSDAY last, at five o'clock in the afternoon, was the closing time for receiving nominations for the forthcoming elections in the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Jingle of Bingle The Municipal Elections
Bingle has aspirations to set himself in the seats of the mighty and win an aldermanic election He writes My old friend Watkins has presented our…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Persistence Must Have Result. The Dubbo-Mendooran Road. Mendooran Comes to Dubbo. Deputation Waits on Shire and Municipality
The benefits that will accrue from the opening up of the old direct route from Dubbo to Mendooran was again plainly set out on Friday last by the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Timbrebongie Shire Council. Triennial Election. Notice to Election
In pursuance of the requirements of Ordinance 10, Ctause 9, Electors ore here by notified that the following is the reading of Section 65 of…
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Present at the above meeting on Monday night were: The Mayor (Ald. A. b. Dundas) and Ald. Sharpe Tuck, Cox, Cusack, Smith, Golding…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Narromine Municipal Council. Triennial Election
Notice is hereby given that the tri-ennial election of Aldermen will be held on Saturday the First of December, 1928. The polling place…
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