THE SUDDEN STOP.
' . MAYOR'S RULING. ' > ;
EXPLAINED BY HIMSELF.
/ CR..FROST SPEAKS OUT.
The proceedings of • tlio . City Council meeting on Thursday evening were' brought to a rather/sudden conclusion when little inoro' than half tlio business 'scheduled for the meeting had been dealt with. The "full stop" was brought by a motion moved by, Councillor Frost that the council should adjourn, which motion was carried. The action, of Councillor l'rost had its'motive in the Mayor ruling out of order a proposal to amend a'clauso m tlio report of the Keserv/es Committee which recommended that a start bo mado in beautifying tlio city by-(l) fencing, planting etc.. a ■ ten-aqro block of the Town Block (section 48), to tho lvest of Wellington Terraco;-and (2) granting a lease of portion of tho ramo block to the Ivelburne Bowling' Club. ' This the Mayor stated would havo to be ruled out of order, as tho recommendation was a contravention of tho Standing Orders.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1681, 22 February 1913, Page 6
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156THE SUDDEN STOP. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1681, 22 February 1913, Page 6
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