EASTBOURNE AFFAIRS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1961, 19 January 1914, Page 9

EASTBOURNE AFFAIRS.

THE y:EKiIY::VEKTtJR| PAYING;";; ' At the last meeting of the' Eastbourne Borough Council there were' present the Mayor (Mr. W. J. Organ) and Councillors Foley, Hareourt, Kelly,-, Marsdcn, I'ilclier, Vreston, aiullloss. ; ■ -. . With referonco to a building which is being occtipied as a, dwelling, but for which a permit had been issued as a shed only, it was decided that the Town Clerk should give the owner'seven days notice to vacate, and that in tho event of his failure to.comply with the notice, leß.il proceedings should be taken. ; Tho Ferry Hoard reported that-, the. past four weeks had ; bci>n : . very satisfactory. -The traffic , at ; Christmas had been good,' 540G' passengers', having been carried on Boxing ,3>fl,t. J*ow Year's Day had not been satisfactory,, owing to adverse weather conditions. The board recommended that a left-par-cels system, similar'to that of tho Rail- j way Department, be established in con-, nection with. the;?; ferries.—Tho.. report was adopted: ,' ,;, 7v ! .J'i'. l ■■■'..■'"■'■ The special committee ■'■reported upon the application-of tho';'owner of tho 'buses plying'at.'-the.Bay for a.subsidy towards committee reported that 'as : the>servko could bo run at a.profit during;i.tho summer months, it.would';not bo.'necessary to Rrant a subsidy-for .tlie present,;.bnt the committee suggested that as the _'buscs could not. , -be run without loss;'in the wiisterj a subsidy, should-bo paid ..' towards the service in the winter' season. . 7: —This report was adopted..;.- ■ . .'■'.■ Bog registration fees-were fixed at 2s. Gfl." for workine dogs,;.and 10s.. for all ether dogs.rJ-::.This latter rate .is an iiicrease, of ss;'on tho, previous charge. An amendment to th<3j.effect that, tho chiirgofor -all,, dogs'should: bo. 55.; .was lest. ■ ■ '■■■'■ •;.'f>i : j.-> ,, '^W.f|- '-■ 'A viK-S;-;.. "'. T.he.;.Towii.Clerk^was: : dircct€d i .to»aiV ranp:o' ; witlr the for \ cotifefe'iico with'tho Resorvos Committee, ; to consider ~sch-emes for. tho plant- j jiiiß of .thej.rbserT.es in.the.borough next "autumn.^ , £ i %,-.<':-.v , . ■ : > : jji It.was decided.tliat steps"be taken toharo,:tho building'...by-laws! amended,- to mako'thoin more , up:to-date: r'sW:s"*'''-' ■ In answer .to , CounciHorj Foley,' ■ the M^ayor,;statedi»tlii'.t\fc.tlio:.#:Ferry;Board would'report' ; at the cnd.'bf ..February..as. ■ to. the .possibility=;fof ; ; ? inaking- ; .rcduetions for season tiekets.^Sft-gp:;iti'^VL^V. ■ ,J; l!jip?t^~—~ .'. .... ..SifftW^fo'-'-'' ■'Te'suppiy the ; ..'publib;with' the!best'pos-eible'-'vahio at a moderate- , price, bns been the one : aim ! ofi.Messrs; ! -Mnckie ond , Co., : .the; proprietors ;of«;':'WHITE; ; ; HORSE" Whisky. ."-• That ; they-'.liavo... been einiueutlv 'successful is shown anii the ■■n(imitt('(l i *;valiiiv r iifof.ftUheir.s:'.'famous HORSP^algqye'^tliofworld.-! ■^TJiere|'!M , Jof ijtyphoid fever.i.undmv-.treatnient'/'atHhe''Auckland ;■ is.-;thelperiod t of.i : tho ycar;;;Wheii-|anj,i!icreas& i of-rn-ses/often ...occu'm^([states-.the.y-'Her: i .■ >ld ,, )'ospcoialh'..;infth'e|districts'.: i iiot. : ;yet i , .. j :orioratiouV?and':;as.m'ttrked|flimin!Hipiiviiv s the : bo,.lookedi-fori^?£>* :i *<"'.^y«^;i ; : J:? ! ;nt: ;