PUKEKOHE BOROUGH COUNCIL.

Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 691, 9 December 1921, Page 5

PUKEKOHE BOROUGH COUNCIL.

ORDINARY MEETING. Hie Pukekohe Borough Council met Monday evening, when there were esent: The Mayor (Mr John Rout- (, Crs D. R- Hamilton;, G. Arm. ling, A- P. Daysh, R. H. McGough, Pattdrson, F. J. Morrow, Jas. Kenlly, T. Brownlee, the clerk (Mr J. Deane), the foreman (Mr S.. Clews);, and the electrical enginr (Mr W. Wyatt). Jellicoe Road. Mr P. filler wrote drawing the luneil’s attention to the very bad ate of Jellicoe Road’ east, from Up>r Queen Street ito Tuakau Road, a stance of about 20 chains. He relested it be formed as early as pcsble. Referred to Works Commite, with power to act'. Mr N.. L. Higginson and eleven hers requested the Council to form, etal and fence, as soon as possible, le footpath on Manukau Road, beveen Harris and Nelson Streets. • n the motion of Cr Hamilton and atterson the matter was referred to xe Works Committee, with power to ;t.

Cr Daysh, chairman of the Works ommjSttee, reported that the comdlttqfe had acquired two horses, one raiJfe and one hack. Both were animals. ThJlMayor was empowered to call indents for the erection of the Lad's’ Rest Room. s The foreman reported that the rork of mowing the ox-eyed daisies t the Cemetery had been put in and.

The Town Clerk reported that fairr large revenue was derived from the Loulston Park tennis courts. There re re 25 to 30 subscribers. A new et was required. This request was [greed to. The old net was donated to the chool for tennis playing purposes. The question of the appointment of dog registrar for 1922 was deer red until next meeting. It was decided to close the oft ice rom Christmas Eve until after the Jew Year.