City Council Election
Mr. W. J. Curtis, barrister, has announced his intention of contesting Bo[?]ke Ward at this year's election for the City Council…
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Council & local affairs, 1915
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Corowa District Council
A meeting of the Corowa District Council was held at Brocklesby on Thursday, February 4, when the following delegates were present:—Mr. A. K. Trethowan (President),…
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A letter was read at the council meeting on Wednesday from Mr. John C. Gooley, licensee of the Rydalmere Hotel, urging that the horse, drinking trough on…
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The team clerk (Mr. Parry) received Alderman W. T. Raboue's resignation on Monday. Alderman Rabone has been living away from the municipality, for over…
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The Lidcombe Council consists of nine aldermen, but as a result of the increase in the number of ratepayers during the past few years, Mayor kingsley is of…
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A thing that attracted considerable notice at the meeting of the Auburn Council on Monday was an improvised rifle and bayonet lying on the…
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Some doubt having arisen as to the legality of the matter of the election, of Hurstville's new mayor, the question was raised by Aid. Macken at…
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Alderman Shelton, of Auburn, considers that the councils should be responsible for the morals of the ratepayers. At the last meeting of the council he drew attention to…
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An Special and general meeting of above there were present: Crs A J Blaikie [?]accident, R B Baynes, J Adant, A Cordin and G Richardson…
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AMAROO.—A. A. Rogers. APSLEY.—Thomas Crawford. CAMBEWARRA.—Councillor Robert Lumsden. CANOBLAS (Orange).—Councillor Joseph Watts…
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A good many votes for road work lapsed at the end of last year owing to the work not having been proceeded with, and in this South Ward is very much concerned…
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Regular meeting, Wednesday. Present: The Mayor (Alderman G. Hughes), Aldermen Sebbons, Rippon, Randall, and Doe. The finance committee recommended for…
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Regular meeting Wednesday. Present: Councillors Pringle, Pye, Lalor, and Stewart. An apology was received from the President and Councillor Angus…
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The council met on Monday. Present: The Mayor (Alderman W. J. Johnson), Aldermen Shelton, Egan, Atkinson, Ibbett, Ritchie, Cheetham, Woodrow, Robertson…
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"This is a standing tribute to the lack of foresight of the previous councils." said the Maror (Alderman Johnson), at the Asburo Council meeting. "One of the Srat things a…
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[?] closed for the vacancy in the Manly Council, [?] through the retirement of Alderman James Bonner. The four candidates who will [?] election on Saturday next…
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The regular meeting of the Baulkham Hills Shire Council was held oh Tuesday. Present: Councillor Whitling (President), and Councillors Lowe, Brown, Cranston…
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At a recent convention of S.S. workers held at Merewether (The Junction), it was resolved that it was desirable that a District Convention should be constituted to act in connection with, and to some…
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Hornsby Council took the following letter from Sir. J. J. Armstrong very philosophically:-"As honorary, secretary pro tem. to the movement, it is my duty to…
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At the meeting, of the Auburn Council, a letter was read from the Wellington Council submitting the following resolution passed by that council:-"That this…
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