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St George Call

Location

St George, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 07, 1910

Page

5

Kogarah Town Clerk Resigns. Council Seeks Return of Service

R H Truman the Kogarah town clerk handed in his resignation to the mayor after a regular council meeting. At a Monday special meeting the council urged him to reconsider and passed a resolution expressing strong confidence in his service while inviting applications for a deputy clerk at a starting salary of £2 5s per week.

Kogarah R. H. Truman Ald. Nielsen Larbalestier Harvey

Illawarra Trains Relief On Overcrowded 7 45 pm Carriages

Railway Commissioners replied to Illawarra Council about overcrowding on the 7 45 p m train from Hurstville on Easter eve. The ten carriages are required on the down trip with five needed up and spare cars kept locked for ticket checks. A watch found load heavy on 23 March. guard criticized for not opening spare coaches. Directions given to keep spare vehicles accessible to prevent recurrence.

Erley Hurstville

New Wards for Kogarah Rebound on Boundary Lines

A Sydney suburb council votes to redistrict Kogarah wards with North Ward reaching Bown's road center and Kozarab road, East Ward to Andover and Francis Streets, Middle Ward to Tom Ugly's Point and Tara Estate, West Ward unchanged. Valuations total £313,204 with support from Aldermen Dyer Nielsen Jones Larbalestier Johns Green Finney against Birch Fitzgerald Williams and Mayor Halstead.

Kogarah Rogarah Jones North Ward Bown's Road Kozarab Road Hector Street Rocky Point-road Andover Francis-streets Kogsrah-road Park-road Middle Ward Tom Ugly Tara Estate George's River West Ald. Williams

Bexley Council Reports Finances and Actions

Bexley town clerk R W Churchill reports fortnight receipts from current rates and totals to date with arrears interest and miscellaneous items. Council accepts resignation of assistant clerk George Campbell and awards testimonial. Fire station front brick paving proposed with half cost by Fire Brigade Board. Carl ton Baptist Church seeks sanitary exemption rejected. Works committee to review tram terminus road widening and arrange deputation for better tram service. Education Department approves tenders for alterations to Bexley Public School.

Bexley R. W. Churchill George Campbell Blue Mountain Shire Biddulph Carlton Baptist Church Bexley Council Bexley Progress Association Education Department Bexley Public School

Rockdale Council Finances Report Totals and Adjustments

At the Rockdale Council meeting the town clerk reported credits and liabilities across accounts. General fund shows £1661/16/2 with £1169/0/8 due. net £492/15/6. Outstanding liabilities £576/12/2. Town Hall credit £24/16/7. liability to temporary loan fund £500. Sanitary account credit £885/4/2 with £67/15/11 due and £600 to general. net credit £217/9/3. Other credits include Street watering £28/9/10, Arncliffe Ward local rate £82/12/3, Arncliffe Ward new street fund £68/4/5, trust fund £5, Arncliffe Park fund £1/2/5. Appeals produced 183 cases, reducing £115/6/0, allocated as Arncliffe Ward £30/0/4, Hopetoun £42/5/0, Rochdale £17/13/4, Scarborough £25/7/4. Rates expunged £70/13/6. total loss £2/14/2 on railway property exempt by court decision.

Rockdale P. Somerville Arncliffe Ward Trust Arncliffe Park Hopetoun Rochdale Scarborough

Arncliffe workers gift gold watch to departing staffer Staples

At the Oddfellow's Hall Arncliffe Mr Hector Staples received a gold watch and chain from fellow workers and friends upon leaving Arncliffe Station for a higher role in the Railway Department. Speakers praised his service and wished him success, with hopes of future duties at Arncliffe.

Oddfellow's Arncliffe Hector Staples Arncliffe Station A. EB. Martin Staples N. Gordon Rockdale Station

Presentation and Farewell for Mr Staples at Happy Function

The event honored Mr Staples with a presentation after three years of service. Speakers praised his qualities and wished him health and success. About 150 attendees enjoyed refreshments, thanks to the committee including George H. Gander, with singing and dancing to close the evening.

Staples George H. Gander

Varney Parkes Opens Mortdale Campaign Address

Mr Varney Parkes held a well attended campaign opening at George's Hall Mortdale on Wednesday night. Alderman 38S Cook chaired. Parkes defended the Labor Party and condemned the Coercion Act as misnamed, saying it coerced no vote. He argued strike leaders were prosecuted under ordinary conspiracy law. A strong review of his record and concessions followed. A large audience including many ladies welcomed him and a vote of confidence was passed.

Varney Parkes Dst. George's Hall Mortdale Ald Cook Parkes Labor Party Ald. Charlesworth J. Jamieson

Bexley Progress Association Hears Carlton Matters

The Carlton based Bexley Progress Association met at the Town Hall on April 26. Delegates were tasked to oppose moving Carlton Railway Station to Andover Street. A report by Mr Brown sparked discussion on municipal issues as Alderman Biddulph addressed parks and rates.

Carlton Illawarra Progress Council Andover Street Brown Ald Biddulph Bexley Tramway League Carlton Railway Station Tom Ugly Oberg Carlton Hall Building Co Carlton Co-operative Hall Mitchell's Royal Hotel Ald. Wiseman Old Country

Kogarah Council Votes On Road and Pipe Works

At a special Kogarah Council meeting motions were carried for clearing Belmore road from Hurstville road to the railway line and for laying pipes from Letitia Street to Oatley Avenue. A pipe crossing at Station and F Planthuret roads was approved along with plans for a culvert in St George's Parade. The report also notes a local marble-drawing incident during a Starr Bowkett event involving local families.

Kogarah Belmore-road Hurstville-road Halaetead Letitia-Street Oatley Avenue Ald Williama

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Illawarra Trains Bexley Reports Rockdale Finances B. I. Cavanaugh F. C. Boyer Rms Kit.l.h MR. Varney Parkes CalLaghan Callaghan Bros W. Peatfield & Son ST. George Electorate W. Taylor Kogarah School OF Arts W. A. L. Court Liberal & Reform Assn Rockdale Town Hall Thompson UNO’ Seats Ag Como Tauri T. Thompson Edmondson’s Railway Parade Nla.gov.au Nla
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