Feilding Borough Council

Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 57, 13 November 1886, Page 2

Feilding Borough Council

The usual fortnightly meeting was held on Thursday evening last. Present — Crs J. C. Thompson (in the chair), Worsfold, Bartholomew, P. Thomson, Fowles, and Bishop. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed. The following correspondence was read : — *■■-■■ .-■ ■ •■; ■ ■■/■•.. ■- ■■<,■.-..,.■.■,.>.-■ From G. T, H. Lyne, asking permission to erect a verandah in front, of his store. From the Engineer, reporting on . „. Pharazyu's road. Proposed by Or Worsfold, seconded by Cr Bartholomew, That Mr Lyne ? ''■ be: permitted to erect a verandah, subject to the approval of the Engineer.—Carried. "'"■ ■';.- ■'■;•' Proposed by Or Fowles, secomded L by Or P. Thomson, That the work .-a required in Pharazyn street,, as reported on by the Engineer, bepro- (t ]j ceeded with at once, and that, this be an instruction to the Engineer to '1 carry it dufc-^-Camed. '■ ; •■''■ ■> '- Proposed by Or Worsfold, seconded by Cr Bishop, That the Engineer be instructed to report on the probable cost of levelling the footpath in front of the Public Hall. Cr P. Thomson thought it was ;j. inconsistent with economy to get the • Engineer to do this work before it was asked for. ■ : - Ors Worsfold and Fowles spoke in favor of the motion. . r ■ The motion^ was put>nd loat/ J ' »Thie Engineer here made appTica,- : y tion for written instructions in" all eases where works were ordered to be done by resolution of the Council. The Town Olerk said he* had aio," ;-. objection to do this. T A discussion was commenced on the ■• number of dogs which had beea reg- =„■ istered by the Dog Tax Collector. The Clerk to the Council said that 69 dogs had been registered. J: : [ ; ; This was all the business. ' *