Hurstville Council Seeks Better Station Access
Ald Ley urged the council to frame a letter to the Railway Department about improving ingress and egress at Hurstville Station. The department said current facilities match the western line, where traffic is heavier, and could not grant an upgrade. Ald Aston urged a written reply on traffic levels needed for another outlet.
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Straying Stock Report To Hurstville Council
Inspector R H Rowe told Hurstville Council that during the fortnight 30 head of straying cattle were captured leading to 16 summonses. Eight cases had been before the Court last week with fines. A ratepayer’s wife complained goats were shot. Ald Ley urged longer claim time. Ald Cheel defended officers. the town clerk noted goats could be detained 24 hours only before action.
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Ald. Cheel
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