ISLAND-BAY AFFAIRS

Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3117, 22 June 1917, Page 6

ISLAND-BAY AFFAIRS

RESIDENTS AND THE PROPOSED". PISHING AVOKKS. '- A meeting of Island Bay residents and » members of the Municipal Electors' Asi- sociation was held last evening, and was f largely attended. The annual report and f balance-sheet of the Electors' Association - was read by Mr. N. F. AVilloiiffhby, pre- - sideut, and was adopted, on the motion a of Mr. Lockwood. r A question affecting .the interests of r residents of the bay as regards the esf tablishment of tho fishing industry and , works was debated for upwards of two 1 hours. It was pointed out during tho t discussion that it would be inimical to • the interests of Island Bay as a residential süburb if works were erected in j such a position that they would create a 5 nuisance. Speakers made it clear that 1 they did not want to be parochial in the - matter, believing that it irai in the int terests of the city that something should - be done in the matter of cheapening the i lish supply, but the opinion was that i before either the Government or the City ; Council adopted a scheme for dealing with fish at the bay, it was only rea- [ soiiable lo ask that th« people most afl focted, viz., the residents of Island Bay, should be consulted. It was decided thut l Island Bay people should hold a public . meetiug to go into the question generally, : and if possible get the Hon. 6. AV. TUis- • sell and the member for tho district to . be present nt the meeting; also, if npces- ; eary. to form a deputation to the Minisi ter in connection with tho matter. The election of officers resulted as iin- ; don-President, Mr. X. S. AViiloughby; , vice-presidents.' Messrs. A. E. Odlin. J. AVright, and Emilius Smith; committee, Messrs. A. IT. Collins, ICerr. Booeocfc. C. i C. Odlin, n. F. Clorke. Heal. Lockwood, Chisholm. Baylis, Bodell; lion spo., Mr. 15. J. Colley; lion. Ireas., Mr. C. N. Cox; lion, auditor, Mr. E. A. Kerron. A r otps of thanks were passed to the. retiring ofliccrs. and to the headmaster of the island Bay School and the children for services rendered

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