Council Meeting Notes Show Municipal Maps Free of Charge Request
The municipal council met in the Council Chambers Monday night with Aldermen Morris McLean Hand Davey Foulkes Bakes Frazer and Murray present. The Mayor reported on attending a Municipal Conference seeking free access to surveys maps and tracings by the Lands Department and noted potential approval under a formal application.
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Morris
McLean
Hand
Davey
Foulkes
Bakes
Frazer
Murray
Teravia
Lands Department
Morgan
Association
Ashton
Moore
Mr. Wade
Department of Lands
Sergeant McLeay
Crown Landa
Forbes Landa
Surveyor Benson
Jancr Williams
Williams
Peak Hill
Ald. Murray
Ald. Bakes
Ald
Taylor’s Glorious Spring Display of Ladies Costumes
Taylor’s showcases a vibrant spring sale featuring lace and net kimono blouses, white moire costumes with embroidery, allover embroidered blouses, white muslin costumes with Lydia Linen, plain shirt muslin blouses, silk muslin blouses, and dust-proof skirts. Prices range from 3s 11d to 40s for various items.
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Taylor’s
Holland
Mingelo Street works to be completed by committee
Aldermen move the Works Committee to finish Mingelo Street work to their satisfaction. Council learns about outstanding rates with about £60 paid so far. Motion supporting summonses against nonpayers discussed. rates not to accumulate. The council enters committee of the whole to handle Mr. Williams' claim, inviting press and public to withdraw.
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Ald. Murray
Ald. Hand
Mingelo Street
Ald
Murray
Liberal and Reform praise McNeice for state organiser post
The Tax Council of the Liberal and Reform Association expresses high appreciation for Mr. R. H. McNeice and appoints him as hon organiser throughout the State. They hail his energy and ability and note no one in New South Wales is more loyal to the Liberal cause.
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Mr. Copeland
Tax Council
Liberal and Reform Association
R. H. McNeice
Mac
New South Wales
RK. H. McNeice
Wool Season Records Big Increase at Three Depots
Wool receipts at Darling Harbor Newcastle and Morpeth rose sharply this season with 43 858 bales in the past week. Season total reached 258 224 bales since July 1, an increase of 120 725 from last year as roads improve.
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Darling Harbor
Newcastle
Morpeth
Famine Prices Signal Global Drought Strains
The report outlines world drought impacts with failing wheat crops and famine fears in India and Canada. Prices jump across regions with flour near 10 10 to 11 10 a ton and maize and lucerne costs rising. New Zealand faces similar shortages. A week of rain is deemed more valuable than tariff repeal.
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India
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Local option vote outlines closure schedule for licensed premises
The Special Court will determine which pubs must close under the reduction rule. Pubs with two convictions in three years must close first, within six to twelve months. those with one conviction or poorly run premises follow, within one to two years. Unconvicted premises may close after three years, and leased premises have up to eight years from January 1 1906.
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Ald. Frazer
Hennessy
W. Gaytor ® Co
Drapers
J. F. Copeland
My Peak Hill Pharmacy
Copeland
England
New York
Melbourne
Sydney
Chas. F. Stephens
Caswell Street