The Times Votes No on Town Lighting Scheme
Residents and ratepayers of Inverell debate a proposed electric lighting project tied to water, sewerage, roads, and footpaths. Critics warn of rising debt and call for prioritizing essential water and sanitation. supporters argue lighting is a needed public good but the council faces budget strains and competing demands.
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Vr Moroicipaliuy
Lavewell
Ouneil Noha
Vince
Hiciie
Ted
Lange
Samme
Cali
Nica
Aebioh
Street Lighting Debate Reflects City Decisions
A historical letter argues for and against municipal electric lighting, weighing cost efficiency against street safety. It cites figures on per mile costs, comparisons with gas lighting, and references to various towns and authorities evaluating the transition. The piece urges readers to consider the broader impact on households and urban commerce before adopting a formal electric lighting program.
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Jay
Boy Musto
Tna
Iti
Pancras
Howton
Elvergia
Maishoater Bieminghan
Brattoul
Gortivon
Fomlon
Fuoy Ben
Pisteron 9
Electricity for Cooking and Heating in Tenants’ Bills
A fragmentary town report details charges for Workingman's home lighting and cooking equipment. It notes periods in January to April with specific device mentions but lacks clear purchase data. The text urges ratepayers to verify their names on the roll and exercise voting rights at an upcoming meeting.
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Voanoit
Vesot
Tata
Eleatria
Shasing
Nyrelal
Trasiow Ua
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Inverell
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Sleetrical Enginent
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Muabe
Lin
Arlen
Sama
Tuverdit
Boara
Beir Yen
Weniten Paynor
Ani
Turwrell
Tulsa
Dan
Espouse
Conan Tenanjaas
Lion & Owners
Ana
Ur Iquits
Masicie Dal Ventiul
Conceil
Concei
Howe
Oslo
Hoyer
Albert yuLy
Warfeck
Tealer
Tom Nso
Toillan
Leo
Electric Power
Bayuin
Toyriell
Abe Toport
Jacoveih Ponteid
FSG
Sudan
Loren
Vicon
Thomas Lea Adarbor
Monson
Thetaverell Tram
Tavorall
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