City by Laws 14 and 42 Notice Prahran 1917
Local government notices for City of Prahran to confirm By-Laws Nos 14 and 42 under the Local Government Act 1915. Details on erection and frontage of houses, open land, and council powers. Notice date October 1917 and public inspection at Town Hall. Also probate notice for Harry Thomas estate with creditors and next of kin to present claims by October 1948.
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Prahran
Jahani
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Pratiraa
Tielbourg
Rowante
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Maivers
Decmaeed
New Zealand
Prahran Council Hears Tree Planting Proposals
At a Prahran council meeting the parks and gardens committee led by Dr Willis proposed planting oriental plane trees on Orrong road opposite Mr R Elliot and laying a new footpath on Williams road north with costs shared by abutting owners. The committee also urged action on tree planting and gardening work for returned soldiers, noting some municipalities have avenues of honor.
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Parks and Gardens Committee
Dr Willis
Orrong Road
R. Elliot
H. H. Cooke
Williams Road
Parke and Gardens Committee
Sitcusse
Prahran
Exeh
Freedoss
Cr Willis Haw Jos
Prahran Chairmanship Aims to Honor Returned Soldiers
The Prahran parks and gardens committee chair seeks to ensure the city remains honored with a proper number of trees and soldiers who served, asserting Prahran as the second city of the state. He emphasizes the need to maintain and plant for a future that will become historic.
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Prahran
Short Prahran Council Meeting Clears Agenda in Under an Hour
The Prahran Council conducted its Monday session swiftly with Dr McTwirick presiding. Absentees included Mayor Emmbling and Drs Ginn and Pickford. A key item was the election of chairmen for various committees followed by toasts to their Mayoral ambitions. Dr Woodfull’s humor lightened the room as Cr Naylor reacted with surprise. The Willies were toasted for the Metropolitan Board of Works election.
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McTlwrick
Emimbling
Ginn
Pickford
Pariot
Woodtail
Woodfull
Cr Naylor
Willie
Metropolitan Board of Works
Prahran Works Turning Out Furniture For War Use
At the rear of the Prahran Tow Hall the Re Gross Voluntary Workers operate workshops producing household furniture requisites for military hospitals abroad. Soldiers in daytime training are taught furniture making under Mr Gee Leader and Mr Won secretary, progress noted as they craft solid pieces to be sold for fund raising and dispatch to war councils.
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Theo Eime
Red Cross Worl
Gee
Leeder
Iin
Frank Dunhai
Taraituee
Safe War Council
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