Wagga Municipal Council. Fortnightly Meeting
The usual fortnightly meeting of the Wagga Municipal council wa[?] held at the Town Hall last night. Ald. I. Cullen (Mayor) presiding. There…
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Council & local affairs, 1920
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Wallendbeen Council
There was a full attendance at last meeting. Business dealt with included correspondence from Local Government…
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SIR,—Kindly allow me a brief space to reply to the gross misstatement of Cr. Herring, which appeared in your columns of 28th ult, viz: "But I did…
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In the course of its report to the council last night, the health committee recommended that the following applications for approval of building…
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The following reports of different officers were presented at the fortnightly meeting of Wagga Municipsl Council on Thursday night:—…
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There is a possibility of the municipal employees striking here owing to a refusal by the Council to increase their wages…
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At the Shire meeting on Saturday there were present: President McMahon, and Crs. Edwards, McInerney, Dent and Last…
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AT the Shire meeting on Saturday the Clerk read the "Gazette" notice re the proposed amalgamation of the Adjungbilly Shire and Gundagai…
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THE monthly meeting of the above was held on Saturday last. Present:—Councillors McMahon (chair), Last, Dent, McInerney…
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The Roman Catholics of Tumut parish are to have one of the most memorable weeks in the history of the parish, commencing on Sunday,…
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A letter was read at last night's meeting of the Wagga end District Hospital committee from the Albury District Hospital thanking the…
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The municipal strike at Broken Hill continues The sanitary service has not been attended to since Friday, and all the schools have been…
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In the Legislative Council the second reading of the Sydney Wharfage Tonnage Rates Bill was dealt with. The Council then proceeded…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →What Jeff Says of the Shire. "Like O'callaghan—on Its Last Legs." the Boy Stood on the Railway Line. What Happened Him?
"If the objections put up at last Shire meeting are to be taken as a sample of the reasons against shire and municipal…
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At a mooting of the Albury [?] Committee , last night Ald [?] represented [?] local [?] at the recent local government…
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The mad monthly meeting of the above took place on Tuesday last. Present : ors Higrass (president) Rogan McCaig Scoot pleid o’brica McSeeya,…
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Yesterday's meeting. Present, Councillors G. Thompson (chair), A. N. Ward, T. Ellwood, A. Gilmour, and O. Webb. CORRESPONDENCE:…
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With regal to N. Weeds Inspector's reports, Cr. Mcleod moved, [?] by Cr. Maginnity, and carried that the Inspector be authorised to…
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The Municipal Council met on Tuesday night last; Ald Gordon (chair), Baker, Bradney, Marshall, Wilkinson, Carr and Clouston being…
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Mayor: There is a man in Parliament named Murphy. You have only to get him up to Cootamundra, and we can get anything we want. I see he got £300…
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