ADDINGTON AFFAIRS.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20106, 9 December 1930, Page 19

ADDINGTON AFFAIRS.

MEETING OF BURGESSES. The monthly meeting of tha Addington Burgesses' Association was .held last evening, Ml "W. B. Griffiths presiding over a large attendance. The Town Clerk advised, in renly to a. klcer from the Association, that the convcmemza in Eamaa jtreet ivcre being re•Jimtructed. The request for tbe erection oi wtbridgea was fceiag further considered by ai Council. The concreting- of the in3ide -walls, in « of corrugated iron, and the alterai to tho entrance had been quite eatis- , sr/, stated tbe chairman, in expressing acation of the Council's response to l Association's request. 2™ decided to ask the Traffic DepartSl to tale steps to minimise the danger (liiclse emerging frdm the Salvation Home right-of-way without taking felt era. There had been many narthis spot, stated the secretary, /"to that he sum of J6130 has been I ktadfcrthe purpose of rounding and | off the corner at tlie intersection of taft ftoet and Lincoln road," said the . "nary (Hr T. Falkinder). "The work is all it.urgent one." *u dan led to leave to the eecretary 'httHvraf urging the Council to excarrying out of the work of Jeiiold street and the corner in fitia, Jl IMscitled to ask the City Council location of an electric lamp earner- of Selwyn street and South read. It was suggested that on the tho road the illumination effective.