HEATHCOTE.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19957, 18 June 1930, Page 10

HEATHCOTE.

;;;; ' odorotts .silt £»». •timtf V river-nrneper,, #b befcitt titfHHjH Boar* last right. ' too,. trustees of the.owntrs of 160 the bovadaiy o< aw»ti«> uHIH|| Heatheote river, wtota ttkMftflHjH gttged draa^ng^tt^^^MMwl might be StftaW* Wt#lWM Board were to deport fbtl9£flßH| land adjpiiling thf: riyayMIIBBIBBBB to the KemißW*jN6 was a small b&nk the property, erected keeping the overflow front .IneN^H the land, but bank, in places, aHowjsf wjijaWwa run through. They MWffiHSMH be too 'much to a»k engineer would let then mute of the cost -of W J£r B? b O, LivingstOfltt jImMM the Biver Jmproyement OnnMH that there" was* a traaeftMWßm@im black, tlth? silt 1 bolag MMH the sweeper which til gWWraffl™ streanu. It was not being WVHd the foreshore in frost of JUHHIH sant, but, aeeording tO Mr:-ft«|lß[|Mß| liams. the' meitaber for tfc*'Xj|SHfflH sant riding on the Couneil, • smell of <it WWftjSjaffl Ho had. asked the .enpiwirlfefflmw with Mr J. D*nlfPi r i the county engineer, on tae-gMWyM this conference had ftpfc J£» To depoAit 'the silt as saggWfrßMi be an expensive Biattof* The chairman (Mr J. .fSffflHw suggested' that the (Mr JannesCuJlens) shoma JMMi flying", purvey in order, to proximate idea of ttye cosV;<