Feilding Borough Council

Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 33, 3 September 1887, Page 3

Feilding Borough Council

- Aa ordinary mosthly meeting of ibe Council iW as held on Thiirsday ■erening. ri l*reßP" t - : '^ ie Mayor, and. Cm Thonisbu, = N.ichoiaa, Letlibri.ige, • ,r; f • «T The.re-elo; -ted- Councillors—Barthomew, Ohaniberlam ; iand Haybittle — made the usual declaration^ and took their seats at the table. The Mayor said he thought the Council must : congratulate' itself on: there-election oi ! these gentlemen, and jfchis^ view was endorsed by the other Councillors. v The minutes 6i the -previous meet- , ing were* read; and confirmed. ■■•.._ ~\ ' VjOtt^PO^TOENCE. ;| From of Charitable Aid Board, "with cheque for £15, «fnd requesting certain particuhira as to icasessentto hospital. From T. W\ K. Foster, applying for an approach to his property in Warwick street. : " From L.. GL West, chairman of Palmerston Hospital Committee, with &- circular j -re proposed ' hospital, and asking the co-operation of the CouncE. :Viom the justice Department, re Jtfr Baker's attendance on certain' days attherFefldingcoiuthQUse. ■ V^Frtm.T. Hirst, asking for a culvert sand hitching post near his butcher's «hop, Bombolton road. -■- . ' From Sing Hop, asking for an impTOvement of the road leading to his gardeii in^Sherwill 'street. . Tfi© Patlic-^ Worts and Knanee Committees reports, recommending, respectively accounts amounting to £33 3e 2d and £13 19s Bd, were read «nd adopted. r \" The accounts for: advertising, &c., ye the Jubilee were not included in the Finance Committee's report, but were passed by a^solution. It was agreed to lay the hospital circular on the table till, next. meeting of the-Couneil, and that the Secretary be written to acknowledging circular, and asking for further informatiou. The requests. of T. Hirst and Sing Hop were referred to the Public 'Works Committee with power to act. Tne Engineer, £a xepLy to the Mayor, explained the nature of the Worfc required by Mr Foster, and a fihorfc «wv«reation was held on the coattor, Rafter whica it was resolved athat the application be not entertained. Gir liembridge -called attention to the aetid <of a eiiiyert near his pro--pex^f la Westet£m, and staid he was prepared to assist the Council in the matter.

Resolved, That the Public Worts Xiomnuttee on . the /«reek; m .■, Cr Worsf old cailedj-attention -to an obstructed dram Hi ' Queen street. . .-, The Engineer reported having made an inspection of the^ place, "and de«cribed^ the obstruction, and, how it could be remedied. :". . ] :. V The question, of thje .aid being given to Mrs Archer .was brought tip, aud it

was resolved to continue to allow -her 10s per week during; the pleasure of the Council. ; :a :w ; - . The i'illawingvienders were received JEor nudiugoil aiid -lighting the street lamps :— Gfi J. Wiefchatn, £ 1 1 €>s per nioiitk^ BU>c^qfei :£I I2s 6d s»r aiontE ; John' Tuiner, J6J6' 1 9s per '"■■ ■year/'.. "■■"•" "•'*' ■'-..' --'^f .\ ■.■• . -.1 .- . ' JBesoived, That Mr Turner's tender l»e accepted. - - j X)r Haybittle yrae placed on the Tipance, Cr Nicholas on the Public Works, and Cm Chamberlain 1 and Bartholomew, on the Cemetery Com- ■ mittee. -. • - ; .;c-- . j ':■ -:.•■;; '■_'■ •! The Council then adjourned. ;