Labor Defeated In N.Z. Municipalities WELLINGTON
The most Striking feature of the municipal elections held throughout the Dominion is the market failures of the official Labour. The…
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Council & local affairs, 1921
3,959 stories in Sydney's papers · page 59 of 198
N.Z. Municipal Elections. Wellington (N.z.)
The municipal elections were held throughout New Zealand to-day. For the Wellington Mayoralty there was a straight-out contest between Mr. Robert Wright and Mr. Patrick…
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A decisive setback to official Labor is the outstanding feature of the municipal elections throughout the Dominion…
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The fortnightly meeting of Bexley Municipal Council was held in the Town Fall, Bexley, last Tuesday evening, Ald. F. Dowsett (the Mayor) in…
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The usual meeting of the Kogarah Municipal Council was held on the 18th instant. The Mayor, Ald. Wheeler presided. The minutes of…
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At the last meeting of Bexley Council the Mayor submitted a minute for the renaming of Godwin Street in sections, namely, part of street to held…
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At the last meeting of Hurstville Council it was decided to have the houses in the municipality numbered. On the motion of Alderman Low it…
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The National Council of Women of New South Wales yesterday held their first general meeting since the recess. Mrs. M. W. McCallum presided. Several matters dealing with…
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The scheme for creating Ashford and Severn Shires into a county council to construct a light line of railway still progresses. The last meeting of Severn Shire had before…
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Appointments.—A. Allman, Engineer, Coonabarabran Shire; H. I. Taylor, Town Clerk, Hay. At the conclusion of the usual…
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The revenue of the [?] shire Council is [?] £33,000 a year. According to a statement made by Cou[?] at a meeting last…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Association Doings Clarence District Council
On 9th April the quarterly meeting was held. The President (Mr. Ben Morrison) was in the chair, and there were also in attendance: Messre. T. McMahon, D. N…
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"There is a bitter sectarian and racial campaign of hatred being carried on against one of the finest little nations on the face of the earth."…
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At the annual meeting of the Tamworth (N.S.W.) district council of the Fa[?] and Settlers' Association last week at which seven branches were represented the…
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The usual meeting of the St. George County Council was held in Kogarah Municipal Chambers, on Friday, 15th April. The meeting was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fivepence. City Council Fixes Rate. Charge of Overloaded Service
Disregarding the recommendation of its Financial Committee earlier in tho' week, the City Council yesterday fixed the rate for, the current year at 5d in tho £ on the new…
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A decisive set-back to official Labour is the outstanding feature of the municipal elections throughout New Zealand…
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"Urban" writes:â"I shall be grateful if you will inform me what are the steps necessary to be taken by ratepayers within a shire who desire to have a certain area proclaimed…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Labour Set-back. in N.Z. Municipal Elections. Wellington (N.z.)
One feature of yesterday's municipal elections was Labour's setback. In Wellington City Council the Labourites lost two seats, having now only two representatives. In…
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