Town Clerks News Clippings Books, 1901-1925

Description

Unique IDAS-1083DateBetween 21st February 1901 and 29th December 1925Date qualifiercircaFormatNewscuttingDescriptionThe records in this series were forty newspaper clippings books, improvised from books of plain feint paper. The books covered the years 1901-1925, although some books were evidently missing (for example there was a gap comprising most of the period 1902-1906).

The newspaper clippings pasted into the books covered aspects of political, economic and social news about the City of Sydney, greater Sydney and NSW generally. The rule appeared to have been a connection between the subject of the news item and the interests of the City Council (perhaps, of the Town Clerk).

Each story was annotated in pencil with the name of the newspaper and the date of publication. Most of the clippings were also marked with a vertical blue pencil stripe, perhaps indicating they had been noted or marked off in some other record.

There were no known or surviving indexes to these books. They may have been compiled in the Town Clerk's department as raw material for the voluminous annual reports compiled by Thomas Huggins Nesbitt (TC 1901-1925) and printed in the annual Proceedings of Council volumes. The first book predated the start of his term by several months.

Container 1 = CSA070277
Container 2 = CSA070278
Container 3 = CSA070279
Container 4 = CSA070280
Container 5 = CSA070281
Container 6 = CSA070282
Container 7 = CSA070283
Container 8 = CSA070284
Container 9 = CSA070285
Container 10 = CSA070286
Container 11 = CSA070287
Container 12 = CSA070288
Relationship summaryCREATED BY: Town Clerks Department AG-0040 (21/02/1901 to 29/12/1925) LanguageEnglish (eng)

Item

Extending Elizabeth St. Letter from A J Simpson. Berecry Point Piper. (Herald)

Scheme for the Extension of Elizabeth St. {Illustration} This obviates a loop in Hunter St but

Public Health. Commission's report. Federal Council. Herald

Mrs Mackinnon. Civic Welcome. Work at The League of Nations. (Herald)

City Parks. System of control. Reorganisation urged. (Herald)

City Parks. Filching process. Inadequate seating. (Herald)

Sydney. Second White City of the Empire. Astonishing growth. Difference in areas. Survival of old

Restaurants. Council's powers. Inaction criticised. (Herald)

City Council. Reform Aldermen. Review year's work. Reform Party United. Reconstructing city roads.

The Waterloo Absorption. Filching park lands. (Herald)

Bavin makes wild charges. "City Corruption". Stokes hits home. Sydney must progress. An outlying

Electrical Dangers. Unregulated installations. Ministerial negligence. Board which does not

Moore Park. The filching process. Aldermanic protest. (Herald)

City Traffic. (Herald)

Lord Mayor. Alderman Stokes Re-elected. Works Programme. The Election. Reform Candidate. Lord

City Council's Chief Administrators. {Photo} (Herald)

Boys' High School. Moore Park Site. City Council's protest. (Herald)

Council Elections. Satisfactory result. Mr Murdoch's opinions. Town Planning. Need for

Alderman Stokes. Caucus's choice. For Lord Mayoralty. (Herald)

Breakdown. Electric Service. Power cables at fault. Angry words. At the City Council. Mr Vogwell's

Lord Mayoralty. Selection still in doubt. Alderman Stokes favoured. (Herald)

Lord Mayor's Scheme for extension of Elizabeth St. {Illustration} (Herald)

Greater Sydney. Scheme approved. City Council's decision. (Herald)

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CSA070288

CSA070287

CSA070286

CSA070285

CSA070284

CSA070283

CSA070282

CSA070281

CSA070280

CSA070279

CSA070278

CSA070277

Series

Newsclippings Books, 1923-1965

Access

Public access statusOpen to public accessPublic access noteAccess Notes:
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Identification and Arrangement

Source system ID1083System of arrangementChronological by dates of clippings

Relationships

Creating agenciesTown Clerk's Department

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Town Clerks News Clippings Books, 1901-1925