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Newspaper
St George Call
Location
St George, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 23, 1910
Page
3
The notice instructs readers to address news and correspondence to the editor at George Call Kogarah and to use real names and addresses. Anonymous submissions will not be accepted, and duplicates already published elsewhere will not be considered. Rejected manuscripts cannot be returned.
Rochdale Council debates the Minister for Works stance on initiating the first section of the Arncliffe sewage farm project. Critics argue delays hinder public health and local convenience while wage settlements and Industrial Court rulings loom over potential tenderers. The Works Department defends delaying but faces public pressure to proceed without delay.
A letter from Con Foundit discusses rail crossing contention and divided duties between city and country authorities. A correspondent likens the dispute to a man saying a road was too thick to swim and too thin to walk, provoking sympathy for those driven to frustration by the issue. The critique uses strong animated language about authority blame.
A Bexley Council session on Tuesday focused on confidence in the newly appointed Connect Mayor. A motion aimed at dismissing an employee touched on the broader question of trust in the mayor's administration. The council refused to act in a way that would imply distrust, choosing not to stultify itself.
A long letter from Wilshire of Cronulla offers grievances about the Local Government Act and council administration. The paper notes the letter is published in full and jokes that such eloquent prose would adorn council chambers rather than be wasted as waste paper.
After a delayed legal process, Lang voters see a recount by the Returning Officer, ending the political drama. The article promises polling returns and additional notes on the events surrounding the Lang results.
The report notes Mr Johnson has a increasing early lead in polling while Mr Crawford shares a nerve wracked sentiment. The writer compares the scene to a hunter missing a bird but startling it, and recalls Sheridan’s exclamation Finished thank God about his own work.
A presiding officer recalls the haunting effect of a monotous election question Have you already voted The piece notes voter reactions officials and the humor found in responses as Australia adjusts to a new king and a week of fatigue from the inquiry and its monotony.
Notice for a Court of Appeal to hear appeals against Kogarah Council assessments. Hearing at the Court House New Town on Monday May 9 1910 starting 10 a.m. R H Truman Town Clerk April 19 1910.
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