Feilding Borough Council

Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 2271, 6 August 1887, Page 3

Feilding Borough Council

The usual monthly meeting of th< VI-_bbv6 was theld-6n Thiiraday-eVehih* last. Present-^-The Mayor (Mr S •Goodbehei-el, . Cfa Haybit.t^. Foster Nicholas, Worsfold, Oham berlain, ahd|_F*owl'Mi. : t x\>X'u\> A '- _?he-^iu^es «* rW*? PT?W U ? mQ *\ •-*>'* ' iK ' J 'c6__ffi?PoOT)ENoß. j From tlm f -pMirchwardens of Sj M^i^ r d^fi^ge/fl(f Qa^en^tred „ •near.the.^ure^i9A^%l* an WJ -Ai A From FairfTeld: .Thompson, drawinj n-atte-atiotbitorstote; Of ;i metal pit^on h^ *ide of Kimboltpri road; andofferm^ toaii^iy'iha-eHai if *h-iCbuncil wi^ do the labor/ *l A AUK j OOFroih Ki. Bhtti ref, ifire' of dnvj liing. __aeMneit&nd'aß__ng>some'coficesi Oißioil-bePt-atd-; -xA^^x-' y:-.-- .y u\ ■'miXviM_ % pdyiheht ,of balance J oi T <p*p\ -■""a-J^_fii''=fl_i_' , 'f_l < ' - r:i ' : '' ■l U A *-sidy : r r_>'ilo.os Id. „< .vT7 -I A , i T ' ' J 'From ; (Ifcle^ .Gray,;/ asking th^ , .'Ponnc^^aßS^t.b^ < snppoi*t [h^mapd;lamily7: .w^-At \j , j iTrom Mrs __rcher, •matong-'a simi^ *:ilar application. !i * ( * - r ~U\' *~A i r ! >oßfe&T John iPdUdck.' askinr the name of 01 Neary ;lie subajfitifeßd.fpr 'liisim.the rate book' for'ptot *M feecJ -_^Mili27U I xL'LXXX,XX v . ! , .I^onij,, John/ Bishop, r , asking,- ,-the "lE^uncKi^ _># :Spme; gravel on the -approaches to; his premisesi'in. Bam-j bolton road. - 7.-.7> ; xd .\A A -xA <Ui \ . kj From W. • Wattsi^ draJwiajg i attentaoii to state of Fitzroy' streeti arid-asking ■-^^it'ia-efeiiedv 1 - 1, ';v ! '7;.;;;j" J ! : : Frdih 1 !^ Eidbihsdii, ; applying for aj ..daughte-^gpipenseV ',", .", ; XXX >v -a ■ J§m lF.^ Train, calling attention to tiie state of the footrpath at the, Cash .33xchange^ .-' •-'*; ~-J '■ '-. The report of the Finance Commit-: tee was read, and accounts -for -£92. I9s ild passed for payment. • Report ?f Public Wor^(^minittee •Was, read and" a^puhte^ for *£9l 9s 8d f passed fpr payments „. „.,■....■. "Proposed bytir Haybittle, seconded; ;by the- Mayor.i That the amount- of the ___adiig Fund (-£500) be re-in- . vested iat' the Bank of Australasia for 12 months at current rate of interest id ~"- I ' l - J 7' :; 'V7 Ut : The Engineer explained the cause; * : 4oi the flooding of^^^Qam^en 'street hear; '-^Olu^sV^En^^,; V : ;.a J ". i^ipq^^yfC^Wffrsfold, secondedi by Cr Chamberlain, That the Engineer be instructed te have the necessary -work done at St. John-s Church.— l -Cte-ried.'^ .i:- : u> a ■'■>.. A'.su ; * -"- Proposed byCr Haybittlejj'isecended: -by Cr Foster,.. That .one VJhalf the! .hd-use ot monkey! %xMr .0. Biil '..be rtmltted. -r- Carried \* .l^^edibypCri.Wor^old, seconded iby .j&iiCiluMnberiain, That the ' Clerk: infoim-Mr -Watte; the Council, will: attebd to the : matter contained in his letter #aeh in funds.-— Carried; The Clerk was instrhcted -to inform Mr E. Eobihson that ;his application for a aLu^bter licejase canuot be enter*trined by%e Oou^npiir ; ; Pfopdßed by Cr jlaybittle, seconded ■• by the Mlayipr, That; the , name lOf C. j iNeaiy '.-be eubslituted .f or ; that of John' ;PiOli.oek -am. the burgess roll for part of sectiooNo. 127-. ■ Uux x-Ai a-.'*-,! TtR-opoeed^by-Cr Thomson, seconded I 4*?<fr W«refoldV'ThatJ_l'Thb^Bon-'B' application be referred tothie-Ehgin-eei____4eal^th^^B33^,__ J Proposed by CrWqrrfold, seconded ; b^ Cr Cha'moel-laiivTtiat- tbe sumi of ■ 10s per wqeik be granted .to .Qharfles Grav^a^u-iiusT the Vju^i_-e. ;of the jLT-4^jm-'-'--fx/Jsf: i'-'j''- • - • ' • -» •'•••'--• 1 I Cpuni.d.'?-rCarned.. , , ._, <j v \ 1 Cr, % ;T^omson ga.ve . spme l partieula^s aa to the case of .Mrs Archer, now residing at.VMakino. i ; SheJ did not know -where her husband <: wasi! wjho lefe her six monthsV^^.^ She ttad ft| ftn gftttiTTg 10s a -week from, the Manchester Boad Board, but as she was,, np^f-li,ving. .in^tK**? i-^P^^-M 1^* 8 mm^s^^M'^^^t l^^ i *W -^ '">*« Cr Ni<^ohw 3^d,^hjs t; i*^Jhad deeerted bos wife before. It waSjatato^ a;wan»nft{had been issued for his arrest-, by the. Manches- j ter Boad/Board-L ■ -rx l. .\ •• -'/• AA 7- . \ /Or oPuThoms-in thought runaway busbands ehould-be-flogged. it;<_?_opoeed by Or Worsfdd, seconded byCr'Cbamberlainl, Tha. Mrs' Archer &e sdlowttd 108ia weekl for one' month. . V -Cr VHayblttle ; oppoeed tiie resblu--tion; •--■ *He]thought.> ll_B^__*eheisißhould •Ji_*ve toJcen steps tto< get her husband back before. He, was an able 'bodied man well able to-aiipport his wife and family^ 7 He (Cr Haybittle); would not object <to SS-a ; weefcn . The Mayor thp ifght the- amount ehouldb-ilpa. T^ . - ar , -.-, , -,-r (> P. Thomson Baid*_Tr. Archer and the children were destitute, and they -coiildnot-be left to starve;- He would aupport the resolution.- -'* ij __ie • ieselirtion %as then - put • and AXxAI. -'UXUXXX :. I,:*?. yy-AX n3i Ij.;acCoi_ian!e1 j.; a cCoi_ian ! ee il with' notice of motion, -Oti Nicholae^opbsed; and the Mayor seconded, That the salary oi thwroadmain be increased ls^per day. . Cr Nicholas aaid his reason -for thb jras because he considered the man :waa nnderpaid. .--.-..y.-'m --..-u^ity Ax Cr P. Thomson, in speaking to 'the _n_olntion, aaid he 7thought it ; would ibe. :bcjfcterj-tav _eate ; the wagiß as iat present, and the job of lighting the •street lamps let by-tender. OivrPr iNMxolasl seidihe^iStill believed it m9J^bi^.:h^t 1^ and ieaj-a,. ihe '^pa^mfltii- -tp *do the l^C^«*m_ :^Pfe c and^ fold seconded- , as )*n -amepdpjent, Thai tenders 'ba called *§ir,Jightiug th€ street la_l_tt ih the B^rou^h.— Carried. 71 ;C^(mambei-l_ih dieW- attention tc seme lpgSi»jß3mbplton ;^pad: iwhicl .had thp effect^ of forcing the -jvatpi t_le side 'bf the iroad. , ,Epmne6r was^jter^ofcsftj;^ give his ajtontibn to' the i'i^tteir. ■' V . "* ■ ' 'TE-/ ___*k»ia___c" r 'i3ijiaii -isif-ytiidnied. ■' i U~'j' ■ ■ i A". it ■_.'; j-, tj ; Xr. A■. j '■■ ■ : - -: •