Blacktown Council
The usual meeting of the Blacktown Council was held on Tuesday last. Cr. A. Morehead presiding. Others in attendance were Councillors Cable, Milne, Page,…
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Council & local affairs, 1925
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"No Need" Fuddle's Fiats Damning Indictment Ex-Lord Mayor Speaks
"THE Water Board never hid less thin 250 days' supply, even at the hottest periods. I could never see why people with lovely…
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"It is a peculiar thins if another council, by pulling a string, can deal with property in this municipality."…
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The Tasmanian branch of the Bakers' Union has again affiliated with the Hobart Trades and Labor Council…
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The plaintiff in the case of Thomas Ernest Rofe against Smith's Newspapers, Ltd., applied to Mr. Justice Sheet, C.J. Mr. Justice Gordon, and…
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Regulations which are being framed by the City Council for the licensing and control of restaurants, cafes, and tearooms provide…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →ELECTRICITY. Council's Plans. Severe Criticism. New Power-house
Alderman Jackson, M.L.A., at the meeting of the City Council's electricity committee yesterday strongly criticised the administration of that department by the Labour…
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Some of Parramatta's aldermen, on Monday, 6th Inst., were quite indignant. The council had sent a notice to the War Service Homes Commission, in…
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Since Marrickville Council initiated the protest against the decision of the City CounCil to cancel its contract for the supply of electricity with the Railway…
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The report of Mr. Jenkins, the commissioner appointed by the Government, came up for discussion at Woollahra council meeting last evening, also a request by the…
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A recommendation of the City Health Officer (Dr. Purdy) that hostels be provided in the city for those persons who have no fixed home and…
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Sir, -- A correspondent writing in your paper to-day draws attention to the excessive rates levied by the Willoughby Council. He points out that…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Law Report. Full Court. (Before Mr. Justice Street, K.C., Mr. Justice Gordon, and Mr. Justice Ferguson.) Appeal to Privy Council. Rofe v Smith's Newspapers, Ltd
Thomas Ernest Rofe, who was the plaintiff in a case heard before a jury and argued subsequently before the State Full Court last year, in which £2[?],000 damages were…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Noxious Weeds Destruction. Boree Shire Council Enforcing Powers
MOLONG.—The Boree Shire Council, the first loc[?] governing body on the Central Tablelands to put int[?] practical operation its powers in regard to the e[?] forcement of noxious weeds eradication, has determine[?]…
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The Lord Mayor (Ald. Stokes) will leave Sydney for Queanbeyan tonight, to take part in the opening of the Catholic Hall there Queanbeyan is…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →ELIZABETH-STREET New Widening Proposal City Aldermen Move
Now that the City Council has approved of the extension of Martin-place to Macquarie-street, a move is being made among city…
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Scene in the Council Chamber at the Town Hall last night, when City Aldermen decided, by an overwhelming majority, to extend Martin Place to Macquarie street…
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The dangerous state of Paul-street, North Sydney, where it ends at the cliff overlooking the railway at Milson's Point, was discussed at…
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Phillip Lussick, the proprietor of the Sydney "Sporting Review," was acquitted of a false pretences charge at the Central Police Court yesterday. Recently the Leichhardt Swimming Club asked the Municipal Council to open the baths on Sunday afternoons, and was promptly refused…
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It is learned that several proposals have been forwarded by the Commonwealth Council to the Defence Department, and that the chairman, Colonel Merritt, will later discuss the…
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