TOWN CLERK

M. No.3/l/1943

Minutes of a Meeting of the Council of the Municipality of Ne·wtown, held at the Town Hall, Newtown on Tuesday 2nd February 1943 at 7.30 p . m.

PRESEN'T:

His 1;7orship the Mayor (Alderman A .E . Greenup , J.P .), the Deputy Hayor (Alderman J . Solomon, J.P.) and Aldermen Mrs . Fowler, Walters , Fleming, Goddard, Smith, Nevmham, Brannan, and Bugler.

APOLOGIES :

Apologi es were received and accepted from Alderman Pawley and Alderman Beaufils.

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THE COUNCIL OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF NEWTOWN

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da)' of February 1943 , at ? . 30 o'clock p.m . (Continued)

::o.c 1 •. ember of the Counci l having received a copy of the Minutes of the previous meeting, it s resolved that the .. inutes as circulated be taken a s read and confirmed and si cned as a true record of the Ordinary '"eeting held on 19th January 1943 .

Feeli::J.t; refe.rences having been made by the Mayor and Aldermen, it was resolved by the . :embers :!.'isi!10 in silence that letters express ing the Council ' s sympathy be f orvrarded to t.1e fan il: of the lete ex--~lder,'lan I. E . Ryan , who had served the people of Ne·wtown as an • .. lder~an for various periods over a qu arter of a century, and the family of the late H. C. • Chevell , a business man for many years in .:,.ustralia Street.

Fra:n the ... : . ::::; .s . Department ~sking for a ssistance if re quired in laying out grounds for competition beir..g a rranged. Resolved: "'I'.Il.A_T the letter be rec eived and left in the hands of the c :1ief ,'arden e.nd Deputy Chief ·rarden to arr ange assistance if required.

rrom inmates of.:::the I.ady Davidson Eome , seek ing support of the moveme nt for the betterment o:.. t:.e conditions of returned service men from this institution. Resolved : "THAT the letter be received and Council co-operate . "

:::'rom tl:e _,ev . Gordon .:3mee , re article in the "Sunday Sun 11 in connection vd th the playing areas . Rece ived .

L . J . =elly fo~1arding instalment of legal expenses due by him to the Council in connecti a Local ~vernment enquiry . Received •

.?rom Local Goverrunent ... ssociation, seeking information as to tbe conditions granted by Council at its incinerator, and asking ·whether it objected to two weeks' annual leave being granted to employees instead of one. Resolved : "THAT the information be given and they be informed that the Council has no objection to two -w:lelcs being granted . "

From ~_etropolitan ·; .s . t D. Board (per favour Alderman J . J. Carroll) advising the Board has dec i ded to delete the charge for meter r ents . Resolved : "Tr~T the letter be received and ~lde~an Carroll t hanked for his attention .

From the l~inister for FUbl ic '.lorks (per favour Mr . F .M. Burke , M. L . A. ) advising that Council ' s complaint regar ding a lack of drainage in the trenches is being enqui red into . Resolved : "THAT the letter be received and that the Aladdin Lamps already purchased for installation i n the pill boxes be placed in the conveniences in the shelters so that they could be utilised immediately if the occasion demanded .

Fro~ R . P . Hitchen , Town Clerk, applying for three weeks' leave commenc ing on Monday 8th February . Resolved: "THAT the letter be received ani leave granted . "

From Loca l Government ..... ssociation of N .s . 'N . advising a basi c wage cost of living inc rease of one shilling from the first pay period in February. Resolved: "T.Hl',. T the letter be received and that the basic wage increase of one shilling be applied to all of Council ' s employees ,

From Gi lbert & Barker Pty. Ltd ., advising they had uncovered Council ' s underground petrol s t orage tank and found it to be holed and beyond further use , and submitting an esti mate of £25 . 18 . 6 plus sales tax for replacement by a new tank and fittings , provided the Council

.... _, secures a release from the llinistry of Munitions for the steel required by Gilbert 8" Barker . :S.eso l ved: "TliJ..T the letter be received, the quotation of Gilbert & Barker be a c cepted, and that appl icat ion be made to the I.1inistry for Nluni tions for the desired permission .

RE?O:'TS :

The .. cti ng Supervisor submitted his report of 'forks Progress during the past two weelcs , and it \~S resolved that the Report be received and adopted .

~he Chief Inspector submitted his Report as contained in Folio 350 of the Chi ef Healt h Inspector 1 s Report Book, and it v.ra s resolved that the Chief Health Inspec tor ' s Rep ort be received and adopted and that a letter be sent to the Government pointi ng out the d i ffi culti es facing the Council owing to the unavailability of materials such as water piping and sani tary fittings required f or bringing the houses of the people in this district up to a state to render them fit for human habitation and occupation, ru1d the Government be asked to make a supply of these necessary fittings available so that the health of the peopl e vall n ot be endangered .

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Alderman Walters; "THAT the motion:

"THAT the appointment of an engineer be deferred for the time being and in the meantime the Council engage a consulting engineer when required and the Minister for Local Government be notified of Council's decision"

carried at the council Meeting on 19th January 1943 - be nd is hereby rescinded. Seconded by Alderman Bugler. The voting being five all His worship the Mayor gave his casting vote in favour of the rescission motion which was then declared carried.

Alderman Beaufils, Walters and Greenup having given the requisite notice, Alderman Walters moved: "THAT the Council take steps to appoint an engineer." seconded by Alderman Bugler. Carried.

QUESTIONS PURSUANT TO NOTICE:

El4 .....,D ..... b •. F J . .L In reply to the question asked by Alderman Mrs. Fowler in connection with the expenditure of N.E.S. during the year 1942, the following information was supplied: { ,. • _..J ,0 .

, '-· ...., .:JI _LlU • .LJ F ;. 194"" Instruction- Rescue Squad- £172-10-11, Stand-to Squad- Time off - £309-18- 7,

Aid Posts - £294- 14-10, Wardens' Posts - £212-15-11, Control Ro om - £301-18- 0, Ambulance Post - £113-18- 3, Advertising, printing & stationery - £93- 7- o, Alarms and Demonstrations - £13- 4- 5, Salaries, Deputy Chief 'Varden 9<: TyJ?iste -£638- 17 - 3, Petrol & travelling expenses &c. - £10- 8- 9, Petty cash (refunded) -£32- 5- 2. Total - £2193-19- 1.

In addition to the fore going the council also spent:

Kerb painting - street intersections - £314-10-11, supervision of Trench construction by Public Works Dept. - £77-16- 1, Signs - £23-17- 9, Distribution of sand - £2- 5- 6, Trenches -No . 1 Depot (employees) - £58- 2- 3, Baffles - Town Hall - £66 - 19-10, Town Hall - Glass protection & blackout - £84-11- 4, Mayor's Room (Town Hall Air Ra id Shelter - £185-18- 1, Emergency supplies and shelves - Town Hall - £13- 17 - 3, Town Hall shops - glass protection - £15- 0- 6, Contribution to Methodist church Shelter -£100 . Total - £942-19- 6 .

The Council received a refund of:

Pet~ash - £32- 5- 2, Telephones (Wardens' Posts) - £12 - 1- 4, Aid Posts - £226 - 7- 8, Donations - £1000. Total - £1270-14. 2.

and telephone accounts are now paid direct by the Department.

ORDERS OF THE DAY:

85 J .riDI:i:) • .~.T...,S ~- -~ 1, Candidates for election to the Board of Fire commissioners had been invited to address BD • .~.'LG v 1u.) the Council, but no members were present.

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3. A request was received from the N.E.S. Department enquiring if Council would have any objection to the trenches at Gowrie street and Erskineville Road being filled in to allow a factory engaged in the manufacture of footwear for the services, to be erected on this site . It was resolved : "THAT the Department be informed that the council would offer

-' no objection to the trenches being filled in to allow the war factory to be erected.

QUESTlONS WITHOUT NOTICE :

Moved by Alderman Mrs . Fowler , seconded by Alderman Brannan: "THAT application be made

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to the N.E . S. Department to er ect a pill box air-raid shelt er on.the ~acant.land at the corner of Angel and Erskineville Road to r epl ace the t r enches be1ng fllled 1n at the corner of Erskineville Road and Gowrie Street , such shelt er to be suitably erected so a s not to interfere •ith the vis ion of the travel l i ng public. carr ied.

-~derman Fle~ing asked who held the key of the gate i n Federat ion Ro ad giving access to the air-ra id shelter trenches in t he cemeter y . The Mayor stated he would supply t he i nform-ation at t he next meet i ng . Alder man Fleming suggested that a notice be painted on the gate infor ming the public where the key may be obta i ned i n the case of emergency.

' _ derman ~'falters drew attention t o t he valian t efforts of Serge ant Johnnie Little, son of ~2r . and Mrs . R. Little of 19 Eliza Street , Newtown , during t he recent Papuan campaign as described in the "Mirror " on Friday 29th January 1943 , and moved: "THAT a letter expressin t he Council ' s apprec i ation and admirat i on of t he dee ds of serge ant Little and his "jeep " be forwarded to his par ents . Seconded by Al derman Mrs. Fowler a nd carrie d •

. 4lderman Brannan drew at tention t o t he f act that l ast year authority was given for fans to be installed i n the gener al office and t he Town Clerk's of fice, which has not yet been carried out , and asked that t he wor k be proceeded with. The Mayor said every endeavour would be made t o s ec ure f ans.

Alderman Bugler dre• attention t o t he work being performed by J, Mercer engaged as a slow worker, which was equal to or mor e t han t hat being performed by the men receiving the full r ate of pay, and on request by t he Mayor intimated he would give notice of motion that these men be all pl ace d on the same rate of pay as the ordinary sweeper.

Alderman Smith a ske d i f the Mayor would obtain the i nformation for him as to what access J the members of the N.E . S . Post had to the yard in Albemarle street attached to their post.

Alderman Fleming drew attent ion to t he dan gerous state of the kerb leading off the bridge . at the corner of Erski ne vi lle Road and Angel Street, a nd a sked tha t some attention be given ~ to it as it was in a very sl ippery condition .

Alderman Bugler asked i f he could be suppl ied with the cost of re-sheeting Australia, . 1argaret and Reiby Streets and if possible the rate per yard.

~~d th er e being no further business t he meeting terminated at 9.55 p .m.

Confir med at an Ordinary Mee t i ng of the Council of the Municipality of Newtown held at the Town ~all , Newtown on Tuesday 16th February 1943.

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TOWN CLERK MAYOR

M. No .4/l/1943

Mi nute s of a meeting of t he Council of the Municipality of Newtown held at the Town Hall, Newtown on Tuesday 16t h February, 1943 at 7.30 p .m.

PRESENT :

Hi s Worsh i p the Mayor (Alderman A.E. Greenup , J.P.), the Deputy Mayor (Alderman J, Solomon J . P. ) and Al dermen Mrs. Fowler, Fleming , Goddard, Smith, Beaufils, Newnham, Pawley and Bugler •

..L -"" APOLOGI ES :

Apol ogies were received and accepted from Alderman Walters and Alderman Brannan.

.MI NUTES :

Each Member of t he Council having received a copy of t he Minutes of the previous meeting, it was resol ved t hat t he Minutes as circulated be taken a s read and confirmed and signed as a true re cord of t he Ordinary Meeting held on 2nd February 1943.

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SYMPATHY:

Feeling references having been made by the Mayor and Aldermen, it was resolved by the Members rising in silence that letters expressing the Council's sympathy be forwarded to the relatives of Mr. Petrie, Princes Highway, Engadine and Mr. Evans of 22 Margaret Street.

His Worship the Mayor (Alderman A.E. Greenup, J.P.) extended a welcome to Councillor Claude Perrett, president of the Hastings Shire, who was present at the Meeting. Councillor Perrett thanked the Mayor and Aldermen for their expressions of welcome.

CORRESPONDENCE:

From the Ministry for Transport (per favour Mr. F.M. Burke, M.L.A.) intimating that representation has been made re the need for legalising jitney riding in taxis. Resolved: "THAT the letter be received and Mr. Burke thanked. "

Letters from the Minister for War Organisation of Industry (per favour I~ . T. Sheehan M.H.R.) regarding repairs to dwellings under National Security Regulations, intimating : (a) where a person is ordered to carry out certain work to premises by the Council application could be made to the Department for a permit and (b) that the Department has no desire to restrict work really necessary in the interests of public health. A report from the Chief Health Inspector was considered in connection with this letter, recommend­ing that the information set out in the letters be conveyed to the owners of premises 393/397 King Street, with a request that application be made for the necessary permission to comply with Council's requisition for the re-building of laundries and bathrooms. It was resolved: "THAT the letters be received, Mr. Sheehan thanked for his attention and the recommendation in the Chief Health Inspector's report, that the information submitted by the Department be forwarded to the owners of 393/397 King Street, be adopted. '

From War Loans and War Savings Certificates Committee forwarding copy of report on the 1':A,u_steri ty Loan. Resolved: "THAT the report be received and laid on the table. "

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From the Dept. of Local Government and Housing regarding disposal of scrap metals by Local Government bodies. Resolved: "THAT the letter be received."

~~om the Government Insurance Office forwarding information re insurance by Local Govern­ment bodies. It was moved by Alderman Solomon and seconded by Alderman Beaufils,; "THAT the letter be received and this Council support the Government Insurance Office." An amendment was moved by Alderman Bugler, seconded by Alderman Mrs. Fowler; "THAT the letter be received and consideration of the Council's insurance stand over until the end of June 1943 when the premiums become due." .P..mendment lost, Motion carried.

From the Municipality of Granville asking Council's co-operation to have franchise extend­ed to all British born and naturalised British subjects who have attained the age of 18 years. It was moved by Alderman Mrs. Fowler, seconded by Alderman Newnham; "THAT the letter be received." ..A.mendment moved by Alderman Fleming, seconded by Alderman Smith; "THAT the letter be received and this Council co-operate." The voting being in favour of the amendment it was then submitted as the substantive motion and declared carried.

From Claude Neon Ltd. notifying Council of the decision of the High Court of Australia, and intimating that the Council is now liable to pay the rental of the electric sign • Resolved: "THAT the letter be received, a copy forwarded to fue Federal Member (Mr • T. Sheehan M.H.R.) and it be left in the hands of the Mayor and the Acting Town Clerk to approach the Company with a view to having the matter deferred until the Finance Committee on the 2nd March 1943."

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From T.J. English Memorial Fund asking for donation in aid of the Fund. the letter be received and referred to the Finance Committee."

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From the Department of Main Roads forwarding copy of the Seventeenth Annual Report • • J.:. .._, . ~ Resolved: "THAT the report be received and laid on the table."

I . 1 ~ L J.WL~ • From the Minister of War Service Homes (per favour Mr. T. Sheehan, M.H. R.) intimating the Federal Government with regard to pensions "THAT the letter be received and Mr. Sheehan

that representations are being made to ,.) 7"U...J.w L "fo0r tubercular soldiers. Resolved:

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~rom the Tamworth Municipal Council forwarding circular re Greater Local Government, and gsking Council's co-operation in extending Local Government powers. Received.

From the Chief Health Inspector (Mr. J. Kirkpatrick) applying for two weeks' leave from 1st March 1943. Resolved: THAT the application be received and the leave granted.

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From Miss T. Joiner, applying fortlL.T'OOweeks' leave from lst March 1943. the application be received and the leave granted."

Resolved: "THAT

From Mr . and Mrs . Little thanking Council for letter of congratulation on the exploits of t eir son, Sergeant J. Little. Received.

From F. Hayes asking permission to erect a merry-go-round on vacant land at the corner of King and blice Streets and offering to donate £3/3/- to the Newtown Patriotic and War Fund. Resolved: "THAT the application be received and permission granted, provided the donation is made to the local Patriot ic and 1./ar Fund."

From the Municipality of Ingleburn asking Council to co-operate in ru1 endeavour to have the work of repairs and maintenance of domestic and commercial refrigeration machinery zoned. Resolved : "THAT the letter be received and Council co-operate."

REPORTS :

The Act i ng Supervi sor submitted his report of Works Progress during the past two weeks, and it \';as resolved that the report be received and adopted.

' The Chief Health Inspector submitted his report as contained in Folios 351 and 352 of the Chief Health Inspector's report book, which \vas received and adopted.

The Building Inspector submitted a plan of a brick ~actory and air-raid shelter at the corner of Ers ~ineville Road and Gowrie Street. It was resolved: "THAT approval be granted provided they are erected i n accordance \Uth the Local Government Act and Ordinances and the ::ational Security Regulations, and to the Building Inspector's satisfaction.

It vms then resolved that as the matter referred to in the Motion on the Business Paper was a staff matter , the Counc i l deal with Questions without Notice and the Motion be considered in Com.'TI.i ttee of the 1./hole at a later stage of the Meeting .

QUESTIONS .ii'IHOUT NOTIC3 :

• ~ .n.lderman Fleming asked when the warning and direction signs would be pa inted on the pill boxes and the cemetery gates . His Worship the Mayor (Alderman A.E. Greenup, J.P.) replied that

- the matter was being attended to.

~ Alderman Fleming drew attention to the leaking bubbler fountain in Australia Street. His '.Iorship the ~Iayor (P..lderman A.E . Greenup J.P.) referred the matter to the Chief Health Inspector.

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(c) That a lock be placed on the lavatory which is at present open free to the public,

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of the N.E.S. post had to the yard in Albemarle Street .

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His ·:lorship the Mayor (Alderman A.E. Greenup) replied ·with regard to (d) that there was no information to hand yet.

Alderman Pa·.1ley asked for details of the £212/15/11 spent on furnishing the Wardens ' Posts, as conta ined i n Schedule of N.E. S . Expenditure supplied to the Aldermen. His Worship the l~ayor (Alderman A.E. Greenup) replied that no money had been spent ·on furnishings, but on wages of employees and materials used in shoring up, blacking out and shatterproofing etc.

1oved by Alderman Smith , seconded by Alderman Mrs • .l''owler: "THAT the Electric Light and Povrer Supply Corporation be approached with a view to having the lighting restrictions lift ed within this area. Carried.

CO"r.illiTTEE OF THE WHOlE :

It was resolved that the Council now go into Committee of the Vlhole to consider certain matters and upon resuming in Council it was reported that while in Committee the following matters had been considered and the Committee desires to report and recommend as follows :

1. Ovdng to a previous motion on the books of the Council, the motion moved by Alderman Bugler under the heading of "Motions Pursuant to Notice":

"mAT Messrs. J. Mercer anl S. Ferguson, engaged on street sweeping at .slow workers' rates, be paid the same wages as the ordinary sweeper, and that Mr . P.E . Roberts, engaged as a slow worker in the Council's privies at the Town Hall, be paid accord­ing to the award covering that particular occupation"

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2. The r ental of 2/- now charged the employees us i ng garbage carts be discontinued .

Moved by Alderma n Solomon , seconded by Alderman Beaufils : "THAT the report of the Committee of t he Whole be received and adopted and its recommendations carried into effect." Carried.

And there being no fur t her bus i ness the meeting terminated at 9 . 46 p .m.

Confirmed at an Ordinary Meeting of the Council of the Municipality of Newtown held at the Town Hall, Newtown on Tuesday 2nd Mar ch , 1943 .

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