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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
4
Alderman Coradet and Councillor O Graday discussed a proposed halt to milk jugs left on footpaths. The council considered enforcement under the Act and potential penalties, deciding to refer the matter back to the Department for action and further guidance.
The Woollahra Mayor Alt Foster MLA and council debated disposal of Cranbrook Cottage and other Naw Coutts Head land at a late meeting. Recommendations proposed selling the sites after allocation to three corner plots, but Alderine Robinson and Westbrook urged a different arrangement. The Mayor’s proposal was ultimately approved.
The town clerk J C Loggh noted the outstanding balance of the Bellevue Ward loan. He stated the abolition of the special rate and a substituted loan rate to be levied over the entire area as agreed with department suggestions.
Property owners along Cook's Liver road who oppose the plan may face up to three years before finality. All parcels secured will be marked for demolition within 14 days.
The Woollahra council approves borrowing £40000 to fund a sevenyear reconstruction plan including Old Mouth improvements, a new pavilion and garbage incineration facilities. The scheme aims to boost revenue via Valuer-General assessments, with rate impact offset by higher assessments. The loan may rise to cover pavilion completion costs.
Local court reports a sick herd affecting factory operations after a painful incident. An inspector from the Health Department found two cows with severe illness and a third with a dangerous condition. Prosecution alleges mismanagement by Charles Can, claiming a £10 payment was demanded. Authorities warn of broader risks to livestock and public health.
A fragmentary notice reports Loch's complaint to St Peters Court about footpath usage near Unwin Bridge road. The speaker claims the path is nearly impassable for owners and mentions referenced streets and locations, indicating a dispute over access and maintenance responsibilities.
A garbled early 20th century note references Butt and Rumford in a season context. It mentions English foils and an unclear roster or performance, with scattered phrases about Chopin and Valeo. The fragment lacks coherent details, making a precise event or outcome impossible to confirm.
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