BOROUGH COUNCILS.

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16432, 28 January 1919, Page 3

BOROUGH COUNCILS.

1 WOOLSTON. A meeting of the Woolaion Borough Council wm held last night. Present—The Mayor (Mr McGregor "Wright), and Cra. S. Johns, T. Eaddiffe, D. Kowee, G. S. Whits, D. Mc'liae, J. C. Hobson. and L. Hart. The report of the Electricity Committee stated that one house had been wired einco the last report was issued, the cftst beinsr £16 las 9d.—Adopted. The By-laws Committee reported that it . Juid been arranged that Cra. Mcßao and *j° vrse should meet the Hospital and Charitable Aid Board's inspector regarding the effluent from the eeptio tank at the Technical COi.ege. They had authorised the town clerk to take proceedings under the Heavy Traffic By-law.—Adopted. •The Library Committee reported that they had authorised a further supply of books.— Adopted. circular was received from the liiocarion Borough Council embodying a resolution passed by them protesting against the IuFund being administered by' Charitable Aid Board, the Public Health JJepartment, or any other department under tne Minister for Health.—Ths letter was received. It was dccide-J to writ© to the Technical askins on what authority the septic tank in the College grounds had been constructed. , resolution passed by the W any ami i branch of the South African Veterans' Association and subsequently by the local Borough t-ouncu regarding the repatriation of sol■p 13 ,J w "' c h waSl published recently in "The .Previs") was received from the Council, v/itii a request for its support. The request waj _ acceded to. On the motion of Cr. While it was "decided J? enquiries regarding the question of lao Council's liability, through its delegates, for certain accounts incurred by the Canal , league. r , On the motion of Cr. Hobson, seconded by i yr. Hart, it was, decided to make up the *agos lost by employee% of the Council ou I account of the influenza epidemic.