Notices for St George Call readers in Kogarah
Notices explain guidelines for letters to the editor in the St George Call. Readers must authenticate with name and address, not anonymous. The paper will not publish duplicates or return rejected submissions.
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St. George Call
Kogarah
Potato Blight Threatens St George Gardens and Markets
The article warns that potato blight has reached St George affecting market gardens and private plots. Winds aid spread and many crops remain healthy. an administrative response is urged to assess local potato cultivation and prompt action by growers to mitigate losses.
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St. George
George
Culvert dispute over Cronulla tram road and stray cattle plea
Report on Sutherland Shire Council and Public Works Department quarrel over a too short culvert built to ease a steep road. The piece also laments stray cattle damage, criticizes Departmental cost-shifting, and urges council powers to curb cattle depredations while noting public commentary from Mr. Fitzgerald and local reactions.
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Cronulla
Sutherland Shire Council
Public Works Department
Straying Cattle Challenge Faces Sutherland Shire Council
The Sutherland Shire Council seeks extra powers under local government law to curb a cattle straying nuisance. The council argues current legislation is insufficient to manage the issue effectively.
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Sutherland Shire
Flies and Mosquitoes Spark Council Health Warning
A Rockdale Council debate on sanitation and rubbish disposal highlights growing concern over flies and mosquitoes in disease spread. The incident underscores authorities’ health powers and the need to improve fly and mosquito control as the season begins.
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Pentiiman
Rockdale
Carlton Park Referendum Over Second Park Proposal
A ballot of ratepayers rejected a Carlton Park plan with 145 of 304 ballots used, a substantial majority opposing the park. The piece notes apathy among ratepayers and argues public inconvenience from not having a park will be borne by the public itself.
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Carlton
Bexley Reputation Sparks Aldermen Debate
Mr. R. D. Fitzgerald, writer on local government topics for the Sydney Morning Herald, comments on Bexley’s standing in the state. His remarks have drawn attention from Bexley Aldermen and sparked discussion.
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R. D. Fitzgerald
Sydney Morning Herald
Bexley
Fitzgerald
Post Master General Implements Afternoon Closure for Money Orders
The Post Master General approves a State half holiday and issues a circular to Postmasters noting that from November 1 money orders will not be transacted after 1 pm. Officials are urged to exercise discretion for genuine inconvenience, promising reduced public disruption under the new arrangement.
Court schedule changes as Kogarah opens new Petty Sessions
Police court days altered with the creation of a Court of Petty Sessions at Kogarah to operate from October 17. The Newtown court will be discontinued on Wednesdays and moved to the Kogarah School of Arts. Newtown sits Mondays and Thursdays. Redfern now meets Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Kogarah
Newtown and Redfern
Newtown
School of Arts
Redfern
Rockdale Council Meeting Approves Dairyman Prosecution
At the September 29 meeting the council authorized a prosecution of a dairyman based on Board of Health milk sampling results and a supporting recommendation. Several applications to reuse secondhand building materials were reviewed with one applicant adding a note about rubbish carts and fly nuisance behind cottages. The Water and Sewerage Board denied liability for a recent accident on Kogarah Bay road involving Mr Whitehall, whose claim stood at £19, and the council ruled no legal responsibility rested with it.
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Board of Health
Water and Sewerage Board
Whitehall
Kogarah Bay Road
Nomination of Candidates for New South Wales Election
Government Advertisement announces candidates William Roy Clifford Bagnall and William Taylor for the Legislative Assembly. A poll is set for Friday October 14 1910 from 8 am to 6 pm at multiple locations including Arncliffe Hanksia Bexley Brighton le Sands Carlton Hurstville Kogarah Oatley Randwick Rockdale Sans Souci Sydney Wollongong Road Arncliffe. Returning Officer Co H Halstead at Hurstville 26 September 1910.
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Legislative Assembly of New South Wales
William Roy Clifford Bagnall
William Taylor
Arncliffe
Oddfellow's
Rocky Point Road
Hanksia—House
Railway Crescent
Bexley—Parish
Albyn-Street
Brighton-Le-Sands
Carlton—Grant's Hall
Hurstville
Kogahah—School of
Oatley—School of
Rifle Range
Randwick
Rockdale
Perry
Sydney
Queen's Hall
Pitt Street
Wollongong Road
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