What the Mayor Did
It transpires that the Mayor of Kingston appealed to Rear-Admiral Davis not to withdraw, because one overwrought man acted in a manner which…
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Council & local affairs, 1907
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The Kyeamba Shire
At the last meeting of the Kyeamba Shire the President (Mr. A. MacPherson) was requested to write to Sydney with reference to the exclusion of the shire…
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Sydney "Daily Telegraph" has been making an awful exhibition of itself of late by continually speaking of the Privy Council as "the highest court in the realm." The…
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It seems that Sir J. A. Swettenham strongly resented the action of the City Council in asking the Admiral to land an armed party without his…
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It is now reported that the Mayor of Kingston made an earnest appeal to Rear-Admiral Davis not to withdraw "because one over-wrought man acted…
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Held in their, new office, Cowabie street, there being present. Crs. Doubleday (in the chair), Rowston, Lucas, Poiner, Kelly,…
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A meeting of the Willandra Shire Council took place at Carrathcol on Wednesday last week, when there were present:—Crs. S. Nixon…
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A meeting of the above Council was held at the Court HOuse, Darlington Point, on the 9th inst., there being present: President Kook, and Crs…
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The Urana Council met on Wednesday last week, Dr. Macknight presiding. Included in the correspondence was a letter from the Department…
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The Shire Council of Wunnamurra met at Jerilderie on Wednesday last week, Cr. McLarty presiding. The President reported that he had…
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The "Gundngai Times" has little justification for a complaint it now publishes re the Adjungbilly Shire Council being left to its own…
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The regular fortnightly meeting of the above was held at the Council Chambers on Tuesday night. There were present: Ald. H. McNamara…
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Crs. Heffernan, Bourke and Mathews, presidents of the Illabo, Demondrille and Cucumbla shires respectively, are to wait on the Minister…
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A SPECIAL meeting of the Council was held on Friday night for the purpose of taking into consideration the advisability of carrying out the Gundagai…
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A general conference of the delegates representing the fire brigades at present in Wagga was held at the Protestant Hall on Sunday evening…
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The Yarrangobilly council met last Wednesday, and decided to request the authorities to alter the name of the shire from Yarrangobilly to Gadara…
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Present—Alds, Mangan (Mayor), Bartley, Dickson, Lester, McBeath, Stratton, and White. Minutes were confirmed…
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The local Municipal Council held a special meeting on Friday evening, the main business being the consideration of the proposed water supply for the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →MONDAY. Before Mr. J. H. Nisbett, P.M Council Case
Alexander A. Miller was charged, on the information of the inspector of nuisances, that he failed to destroy the carcase of one dead sheep in the creek…
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A meeting of the Wagga Municipal Council will be held at the Council Chambers to-night. Consideration will be given to the recommendation of the…
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