MIRAMAR AFFAIRS
MEETING OF THE GOUXCIL.
The Mirnmar' Borough Council met on Tuesday. There were present, tho Mayor (Mr. S. M. Stone), Councillors A. K. Kobertshaw, .1. E. Barnett, W. Telford, and Mrs, A. M'Vicnr.
In regard to the proposed construction of a tennis court in (he borough.' the estimated' cost of which is .{2OO, a denntation from' the Miramar .Sports Club waited on the council, suggesting that the court should be- renteti for a term of years' at a fixed percentage. The deputation intimated that it was prepared to find guarantors'for the rental, and it wanted to know on vhat conditions the court could be uwid.
The Mayor said l (he question would have to bo gone into carefully, but the council wanted to ltnow whether the eluli. cottld snJwsnribts' anything towards the cost.
' Members of' (ho deputation said thai the club could put no money down at present as it was only a .young bctly, However, it would be able to put up guarantor* for nny sum that the council nominated at rental. The M.ivor naid. it would be possible to irive a definite reply Hv the ncxtmeot. <if the council. Advice was revived that the Stnte Advances Hoard had' agreed to a loan t)f .£401)0 for the purpose of fifcfndins the '.ewerege sTstem and the whter supply, to 'iho workers' dwelling in the borThe Gear Company's employees, tho Wollin*t<»i embolic Education Board, and the Newtown AwemWr Hall Snndav School wqK granted the use of Seatoiin Park for the purpose of lioldma picnics. _
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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 29, 29 October 1920, Page 3
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255MIRAMAR AFFAIRS Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 29, 29 October 1920, Page 3
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