Council Meeting
Granville Council met on Tuesday. Present: The Mayor (Alderman H. Kirkpatrick). Aldermen patten, Mobbs, Epps, Burns, Membrey, Willoughby, Phipps…
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Council & local affairs, 1917
2,547 stories in Sydney's papers · page 53 of 128
Council Meeting
Present at the fortnightly meeting of the council on Wednesday were the Mayor (Alderman John Neil) and Aldermen Taylor, Greenwood, Spurway…
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The ordinary monthly meeting of Penrith Municipal Council was held on Monday evening last (14th May), when there were present—The Mayor…
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On Tuesday the regular meeting of the Shire council was held in the shire council chambers, Castele Hill. Present: Councillor Wlitling (president), and…
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Mr. Garland, Minister for Justice, said today that it was not correct that he had promised a deputation from the Bar Council that he would place certain views before Mr…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Dundas. the Council
The council met on Wednesday night. Present: Aldermen John Neil (Mayor), Spurway, Taylor, Edwards, Auchterlonie, Catt,. Watts and Greenwood. On the…
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The fortnightly meeting of the council was held on Tuesday. Present: The Mayor (Alderman R. Donnelly). Jones. Webb. Crowe, Brewer, King and McCredie (the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Welsbach Appeal. Privy Council Dismissal
LONDON. Friday.--The Privy Council refused leave to appeal in the rase of the Weisbach Light. Company v. the Australian Commonwealth without costs…
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The Privy Council, in the case Weisbach Light Company versus the Commonwealth Government, refused leave to appeal. The petitioners urged a prerogative,…
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In view of the forthcoming municipal election to be held on Saturday, June 30, the following gentlemen are offering themselves as independent candidates in…
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To the Electors signing Requisition. Gentlemen, In reply to the Requisition signed by so many of the Ratepayers of North…
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The following candidates have been selected by the Glebe Ratepayers' Association for the forthcoming elections:--Messrs. F.L. Artlett, S.L. Cole. A. Field. H. Punter. R.W. Stone…
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Somewhat of a shock was given the Sherwood councillors at Tuesday's meeting by an intimation made in a report from the clerk to the Mayor that an…
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"Home Rule for Ireland has received the support for the last 40 years of leading Scotchmen and Welshmen of all denominations," said the Lord Mayor, Alderman…
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The Ulster Unionist Council has been summoned to consider the Government's Irish proposals (Reuter's Telegram)…
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At a meeting of Mr. J. M. Sandy's committee, held at the rooms, 501 George-street, it was reported that a canvas of ratepayers of Lang Ward showed that there was a strong feeling…
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"North Sydney Worker" differs:-- Having read with interest your leader in Friday's "Sun," entitled "A Fund that Fails," might I, as a worker amongst the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →City Conveniences. Sydney Magistrates Comment. Lord Mayor in Reply
When [?] persons ce[?] last [?] Police Court of [?] at night Mr. Mac[?] S.M. [?] on the lack of…
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Thirteen metropolitan unions who withdrew from the A.L.F. last night formed a new coastal Trades and Labour Council. The new Goldfields Council has been joined by 900…
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Mr. George Bridges hon. secretary of the City and suburban Shopkeepers' Association, writes:—The dual system of rating was the most fair and equitable one. Land was rated at 1 1/2d in the…
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