CROMWELL, TOWN COUNCIL.

Dunstan Times, Issue 246, 11 January 1867, Page 2

CROMWELL, TOWN COUNCIL.

The Council held their usual fortni<di% meeting in the School-room, on Wednesday, the 2nd instant. '1 he Mayor, and ull Council present. The minutes of the previous meeting, Having been read and confirmed, a letterwas read from the Commissioner of ' olice, informing the Council, of the appointment, of an inspector of nuinnces, \ letter ws also read, from Mr Bailey, as agent for Mr Brown, the successful tenderer for the own Hall, demanding £76 as cnnpensatiou, for loss sustained in the delav of the completion of the Building. The letter was not received.

Proposed by ' ouncillor Marsh—"That the sum of £IOO, be voted for the formation of toot-paths, and repair njr M,.l more Street, eco ded by Councillor Kidd, and carried.

P' .;)Osed by Councillor Marsh— "That : die sum of .£-1 4s 'd, be voted for the payment of auditors. Seconded by Councillor Cetherington, and carried.

Proposed by CouneilYov etherington, " hat the assesment, be confirmed", e conded by Councillor Whetter and -arried The assessment having been read jjiid signed, by the Mayor, the ppl'cations' of Messrs Goodger and Marsh, to rent part of the Municipal reserve in Me'more -trcet, was next taken into consideration, and after a lengthened discussion, the mntter was postponed, to enable the Public Work's Committee, to repor to the Conn •il. (he quantity of land available for leasing. Proposed by Councillor " hotter—"l hat the applications, of 1 essrs ' ord«;cr, and Marsh, relative to l&isi'ig a portion of the > unieipal reserve, be considered, at thenevt meeting of the ''ouncil", A vote of thanks, to the Chair, concluded the proceedings.