LEVIN LAKE DOMAIN BOARD.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 24 October 1911, Page 2

LEVIN LAKE DOMAIN BOARD.

■nil? BOATING GLil.'S AFFAIRS Levin Lake Domain Board met ! ,)!: Sai unlay iiii»!-!)in ; i. Major .lliirlinI ■:.; 'I H |, e-!flill"'. TllCl'e Wt'TO ! meM.'.it .M.C.-SIV B. I?. Gardener, l\ I i ',!]•[ kohllllOW :iikl Hilllii a. ! A e nutation c(ni--i-liii , j; el' Messrs ! .M<-!tit"'-h and lint--.r«- waited on the 'Hoard in connection with the 111:11j tcr of rent nwinu: liv l!ie flu'!* to the Hoard. I In the course of discm-ssion, .Mr B. I I?, Gardener expressed the opinion ;:•!:'• r it was positively disgraceful ji'iat in a place liko Levin .a hnat\'.\lS clu!) .siiii'.iie! he heard saying it Could mil. ail'ord to pay rent. Years :'•!.>) three paris of lite tov\ nspeople heloiie;!'l in Ike rlnh: to-day it was reported that oniy lire financial liiein'hi'i's helonepd to it. It .seemed in liiin ihei" mi'sf lie "' !'.:i 11! |; I "i'.;; with the management. He was iii Favour of makin.'j; a. I'nv.lt start: !iy wiping oft' the pre.-enl iudehlncs.s lido) and letting the I'eatiuj; Chili slai't payiii'j; Co I ■r ;eav i'roin the prc-ont time. , Mr I'. Bartholomew said tl, o frouMo was that people- did not take enough iniere.-t in the lake. ' For all the praetieal use it was to the town it nii'dit as well he on Kapiti Island. Mr Hanita ohservod fkat tlie Maori;-: never asked (lie liontino; Gluh for any money. GM r Gardener: ''They <iot half the <raie money.") That was not .so; the o;ato money went to one man, md to the trihe. !f (lip present did) could not: pay tlie money let them yet out end let someone else start a chili. Major liunin.-ou aeroed with the sna'Lce.stion to wipe off the arrears and accept payment of to per year. Vio moved in that effect. Mr Macintosh said he emtld not see lie.'.v the chdi could meet the charge. Mr l''H':;e agreed, and '_ r avp as a reason f. : ,y sayitei so the act that t.'.-re. , V;!; , ~„ „,-,,,.,; ~ ~(• (•-() ..,( the hank. Ones!'on,;! ;! s to the spcndiim; cf CL'-'i on n "v: hoais. last year, Mr But";,, said ii was an ali,'volufelv e-.-eftial r- -enditure. •M'li-r Bar'krnn hoprd the e!,,h would he a'do if- pa V the sm .,il \".-r!v s-i,i ask. d. !J ■( if it could "»t. ii W;:l! ' '.- d-.',-d,!e !',„■ it t:> ''■" Wr.lie.! ■!;... ;"> ' v/ivc ;]"Ot!|or ; h-,dv :• ■•'■••. re its place. If seemed i o hiin i'e c'uh's jic-it vin wa>= nerd'u-r i'dushafion of ('■;• truth of the ~},] ■<-<;, \ Ui < that "1-p who -roes a-horr::wii r o;o's "--nrrowiim." The ''' "iii o'dte inid; -sropd ('•"t tli-' [■'"h t,-l !,., f , ~ ]„ f ~f i,. 0 „i,1 0 a „ f ] incul.i. and if wa S s;vmnat!iet ; c. hut fh • terms if; had offered were the 1l | t it cask 1 ,rl-. f : „- the cluh. TC :t.i... ,dit!) pnC the Co now i!; would I ;].... ..,, ~.r , |,-| on( -| () j. , y „ s t oa] . hel'nro ru.oiher Co would h" due. j Mr Cni'dener, in socrmflin'c tlie jni-fion, .said it .seemed to ,}w n u , had k).-k-OMt for the Huh if an anInii'd p'lvinnnt of f;5 v;as rruin'r to ut'sot its fnnnco. The motion, as carried on the vr.'vp'i. confampil a proviso that "in future flm did) would he expected to pay the rent regularly." .An anncil was made hv Mr Macintosh for a reduction to £2 10s per auuntn. Imfc intimation was made that discussion of that matter would hive to he. deforrod until nnotfer :Co fell due.