Manchester Boad Board

Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 101, 10 February 1885, Page 2

Manchester Boad Board

An ordinary meeting of this- Boad was held at its office On Saturday last. Present — Messrs Macarthur (chairman), Bailey, Linton, Lethbridge, and Grammar. The minutes of the last ordinary and special meetings: were read f 'and confirmed. y ■•■&■. The following correspoudenoe wae read : — A. "P. Douglaa,~ l-kWrt-rdy *"**-! Schmidt, Bell, and Kumble,-applica-tions for renewal of . Blaug_tt|-r^-g{ 0 \i licences ; Several applications- for alteration on rate 'roll ; ? :__*** T.^B*kapijii ■■ several letters re the trial, Adsett v. the Board ; J. Hankins several letter* ___ same subject; B. Mennee <eeyenl letters re his contracta; ; "Bfe BSr_p- 3 yr S .trick re expenditure of r _>15 bjjr &• oard on Henderson's luMj^'-My^^^ Coll and -others petition to mq^Aia- x ' hurst - Bunnythorpe ipidjl" '-'ropljf •Works office advice of'--iipc«rtl_ji!G £1666 to the Board for bil(l|ej> ? < Same re £3000 imp-reet |A>_ften_i; Treasury office re payment el. -iefatt vi tures; M. Beaaer ro m#ini-fr'ffi_h i hurst - Bunnythorpe road ; 'It >0{ *»-.» Thynne re attending meeii-^'tf __#a^; pital delegates. *■'•'■•■'-••*■*<••■■•.<>« The applications for renewal "t*3ktii_ slaughtering licensee aa '• abov* wara-i*-all granted. : ■-- - : -^ i: ; t The requests sent itrfor alterationa on rate roll were also granted, rd ft A conversational discussion ' ensued oFj on the correspondence^ from: MJBesra:<{ Hankins and Baker respectively ' jribul their costs r in the -late Adsett ease. and it was understood 1 thatihetißoafft could do nothing in the matter ti]i.,q those gentlemen had come to soma a ; understanding upon it between them- - selves. ' --'V . Mr Masters waited upon the Board re metalling Stoney Greek: road. The following resolutions wero' -tWea^ passed:'-— ' •*"' °*' ; That the Engineer visit the Stoney Greek road, and . expend, tiie balance remaining in tiie imprest account, viz, £30 9s, in the way that willb*' most beneficial. * 7' That the £90 agreed to be spent last year with the IHwrtea'Bo^Board be expended on /W-Uqn'a lin*. j That a culvert be put iA oh Bead's line near Derby's house, Aa price nol to exceed £4. . : ---^ "V- va . That the petitions for r wqpka <nt> roads" be rer^ed tc— th_^ the lioard has no funds for any construction work whatever, being heavily over* drawn, at the bank. ' Accounts - gmeril . - 'aiid 'l <4f»eiaL> amounting to a total- of £2008 la 6d were passed for ; {Mmnen^ «od tl* Board then adjourned-: