Municipal Appeals
ON Saturday the Municipal Council held a special meeting to consider objections urged by appellants against the amount of assessments placed by the Council upon their…
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Council & local affairs, 1871
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Parliamentary Epitome. Legislative Council
In the Council, on the 7th instant, there was no quorum, consequently the House adjourned. On the 8th instant, petitions against the Superannuation Act Amendment Bill and the Municipality…
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not absent on leave should be requested by the President to attend at the resumption of the debate on the second reading of the Superannuation Act Amendment Bill ; the Public Vehicles Regulation Bill, to be applied to the…
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ON the 21st ult., the Tresury Bills Deficiency Bill and the Imported Stock Bill were passed through their final stages and returned to the Assembly without amendment…
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PRESENT—The Mayor, and Aldermen Mumford, Hodsou, M'Intosh, Moxham, and Nixon. The minutes of previous meeting wore read…
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PRESENT: The Mayor, and Aldermen Hodson, Higgins, McIntosh, Mumford, and Nixon. The minutes of previous meeting were…
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PRESENT—The Mayor and Alderman Hodson, Higgns, Moxham, Mumford, and Nixon. The minutes of former meeting were read and confirmed…
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PRESENT—The Mayor, and Aldermen Hodson, Mumford, Higgins, and Nixon. The minutes of the last meeting having been read and confirmed, letters addressed…
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PRESENT— The Mayor, and Aldermen Nixon, Hodson, Higgins, and McIntosh. The minutes of former meeting were road and confirmed…
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PRESENT—The Mayor, and Aldermen Mumford, Hodson, M'[?]ntosh, and Nixon. Apologies read from Aldermen Wall, Holloway, Moxham, and Higgins…
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The Hon. G. Allen was reappointed Chairman of Committees. Mr. COILVIE moved the adoption of an address in reply to the Governor's speech, which was seconded by…
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ON the 15th inst., the Postmaster-General announced that his Excellency would be prepared to receive the Council with the address in reply to the opening speech on the 22nd inst., soem formal business was…
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On the 29th ult. the debate upon tho Border Duties question was resumed. At last sitting of the House, Mr. E. Deas Thomson had moved an amondment to the resolution supporting the notion of the Ministry, to…
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The discovery of the New York municipal frauds has been followed by the revelation of enormous defalcations by Colonel Hodge, pay-master of the regular army, extending back to…
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ON the 6th instant the Postmaster-General laid the Gold-fields Commission's report on the table and some bills received from the Assembly were read a first time; the Dedicated Crown Lands Resumption Bill was read a…
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ON the 13th inst., after some debate, the Public Bonds Bill was rend a second time, as was the Black-wattle Swamp Reclamation Bill and the Home adjourned…
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ON the 20th instant the President announced a message from his Excellency the Governor, stating that, the government could not advise the appointment of a commissioner to inquire into the working of the…
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