Notices Warn Readers About Vandalism At Yowie Bay
The St George Call urges residents to send authenticated letters to the editor while condemning weekend vandals at Yowie Bay. It reports culverts pulled down and fencing damaged by these ruffians and calls for identification, trial, and punishment under the law. The notice laments the impact on well behaved Sutherland Shire residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George Call
Kogarah
Yowie Bay
Belial
Yowie
Sutherland Shire
Kogarah Council Moves Toward Its Own Council Chambers
The Kogarah Council weighs the need for permanent municipal buildings as land values rise. A prior rental of School of Arts space helps current operations, and a forthcoming committee may propose a site and a plan for eventual council chambers.
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Kogarah
Rockdale
School of Arts
Hurstville Council Hints Town Hall Proposal Progress
The Hurstville Council Committee recommends adopting Ald Ley's town hall proposals with essential modifications subject to expert plan and estimate review. The Call urges moving beyond committee reports toward decisive action on a proper public hall and school of arts.
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Hurstville
Alderman Ley
Ald Ley
Sutherland Shire Council Works On Woronora Road Culverts
The Sutherland Shire Council has recently funded construction of culverts and fencing along the Woronora road, incurring local expense to improve the alignment and drainage.
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Sutherland Shire Council
Woronora Road
Paddington Council questions dog removal revenue from police practice
A Paddington Council protest questions who pays for removing dog carcasses given police practice of delivering remains to the station for disposal. The council notes costs to its cart service and compares registration and police fees while citing a U S hotel anecdote about a dead dog for a policeman.
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Paddington
Gaid
Ani
Paddington Council
St. George
Without Prejudice in Rockdale Kogarah Letter
A Rockdale Council missive to Kogarah on Overseer of Works matters opens with Without prejudice. The exchange draws amusement over formal phrasing and implied caution, likened to an Irish joke about skinning a flint.
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Rockdale
Kogarah
John Browdie
Our Regatta at Sans Souci Eight-hour Day
The Regatta Committee works hard to offer clean healthy sport with public funds and voluntary effort. Motor boats are needed because the steamer The Erina is busy and because motor boats suit local conditions for following sailing and rowing events. The visiting public should help fund the necessary expenditure.
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Sans Souci
Regatta Committee
Kogarah Council Raises Town Clerk Salary Debate
Economist Mr. W. J. Battye attacks the motion to increase the Town Clerk’s pay by £52 a year and questions the value of higher salaries. He argues the raise hinders public works and mocks the council’s stance while urging voters to weigh the issue at the next meeting. The piece labels Battye’s critique as petulant rather than principled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Battye
Kogarah
Battye
In Memoriam Service for Mrs Beehag at Free Church Banksia
The Free Church Banksia held an overflow In Memoriam service for Mrs. S. A. Beehag led by Mr. J. Herford. Tributes praised her sterling worth and uplifting influence as readers shared condolence letters. A large audience stood as the Dead March in Saul concluded the service.
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Free Church
Banksia
S. A. Beehag
J. Herford
Tabernacle
Messrs
Hardy, Napper
Pearce
Phillips
Hutton
Black Mountain
New England
Beehag
Perry
Martin
Saul
Nomination Notice for NSW General Election 1910
Government Advertisement lists nominated candidates William Roy Clifford Bagnall and William Taylor for the Electoral District of St George. Polls on October 14 1910 open 8 am to 6 pm at multiple Sydney and nearby venues including Arncliffe Banksia Hurstville Kogarah Randwick Rockdale Sans Souci and Wollongong Road Arncliffe plus Sydney Queen's Hall Pitt Street. Co H Halstead Returning Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly of New South Wales
William Roy Clifford Bagnall
William Taylor
Arncliffe
Oddfellow's
Rocky Point Road
Banksia—House
Railway Crescent
Hnexley
Albyn-street
Brighton-Le- Sands
Carlton—Grant's Hall
Hurstville
Kogarah—School of
Oatley
Sydney
Queen's Hall
Pitt Street
Wollongong Road
Arncliffe— School
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National Library of Australia
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Stroud's Hotel
B. McFarland
Miss Jeffs
Corner Forest Road
Carrington Avenue
Telvia Kegere
Berryman and Whittingstall App
Carlton
Forest Road
Bexley
Presbyterian Church
Daily Telegraph
Sutherland
General Stone & Marble Works
W. Austin
Monumental Mason
Hillston
Caledonian St
W. Kogarah
Goode Bros
Bakers - and - Pattrycooks Bay-street
W. J. McNeill
J. Nicholson
Farrier
Morris
Royal Note
Syd
Althenss & Geiger
Kogarar
Clare
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