KARORI BOROUGH COUNCIL

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1969, 28 January 1914, Page 4

KARORI BOROUGH COUNCIL

A meeting of tho Jwori Borough Council was held last n.iglii. There worn present: Tire Mayor (Mr. O< Cathie), Councillors B. Biirns, Brad«oeki I:i. DaviPß, A. Hamilton, Lower, '£. R. jso.\t!S, \\ T . Skegg, ami C. Cimino. It was decided to cirouforiso the resilieists, painting out the foot that the library was not patronistxl to the extent its excellence warranted. Councillor Boyes said that many of the residents wore not aware- the really. fine library the horomgb ]Vospessod. It was .also net gent>i'a% known that the. reading-room was free. It was further decided to erect a notioo oUtsiQo the library, drawing attention to the loadiitß-raqm, and to the hours during which tlio library was opoft. Councillor Letter: If you draw attefttion to the fact that the- reading-room is open fres you will have people conthvß there wliile tlusy aro waiting far cars. You will need sonrcoive i-ii attendance, or We will be losing the books. CoHueillor Ciiiiiiw: Ton think wo should keep quirt about itP Cqijiicillor Uwcr-, Not httt I titiilk We *itl need sonicoho in aWcndsiic.e. C-ouneillof Davits: The advantages of the library c'aiinot he know.ti, as .fro wmikl not havo a-library with 1600 books, and a membership of only 40, Councillor Davrcs d:rew attention to live need for an extra enr on Sativrcky nights,-to ieavo tho Council Chambers lit 7.19 p.m. This ear was Mi feins the week, but oil the most important iiifiht vm taken off, so tlist thoro Was no car betwfon the 7A p.m. anil tiro 7.34 p.m. The first Par was too eavly foi- tho ppo.ple wishing to attewl the Hieatre, wlvilo the 7.34 'p.m. landed p.assenCOTS in town too late. After tlis» Mission, it wa.s decided to. npproncli thn City Oouiic.il to see if the car loavi.np; Ka'vori at 7.19 p.m. <ouW be left ofl tho timo-tabio oii j?aturflays.