HOKITIKA BOROUGH COUNCIL

Hokitika Guardian, 29 May 1926, Page 1

HOKITIKA BOROUGH COUNCIL

FRIDAY, May 2Sth

The Council met at 8 p.m. Present.—Messrs G. A. Perry (Mayor), J. Lloyd, J. King, IT. T. Parry, (}. If. Blank, G. Heinz and F. Orr. Apologies were made for the absence of Messrs Jeffries and Elcoc-k Jhe minutes were confirmed and cutward correspondence approved. IN WARD COR PM KSPONDENCE. From Public Works Department forwarding copy of motor traffic regulations.—Received. From Westland Sub-Union, asking attention to pathway to playing field. R ceei ved.

o From Dr. E. Teielielmann asking n drain in front of premises, Hampden v Street filled in and offering to pay . share of cost.—Received; referred to • Public Works Committee. From T. Coyle, applying for annual - leave.—Received and request granted. From H. Haile, asking for annual 1 leave, overdue and testimonial.-—Re- • ceived and already attended to. i From To Awamutu Borough" Council (' asking for particulars of the working ■' of the T ire Board 7. t.-—Received and - supplied. From Superintendent Mental Jlospi- - tal complaining of amount charged for - water supply, and stating lie consid- - cred the meter was not working truly. —Received. It was stated that the 5 meter was now in perfect order. Consideration deferred until end of next ‘ period. From Hamilton Borough Council nsk- \ ing support of Council to resolution to the Government, objecting to coot, of upkeep of .streets owing to the increasing motor traffic.—Received. Mr Onsaid if the motor regulations were carried out it meant bankruptcy to Ibc millers. It was resolved to support (lie prole.sl. From M. Dunn in reference to the water pipes on bis son’s property.— Received: the Town Clerk to reply. REPORTS. From Treasurer reporting.—Receipts £1.2!) -Is 3d, payments £lls 1 -Is Id, credit balance £l7 12s Id, loan account credit balance Cl 12 17s sd.—Received, j Mr Blank recommended that a furth- j er section of piping he carried out in f Rolleslon Street, at a cost of about I £lO. Mr Llovd moved the work be j carried out.—Seconded bv Mr Blank? t and carried. j Mr Lloyd drew attention to the of draining portion of Revell • et above Hampden Street.— Refer- i j red to Foreman for attention. The Finance- Committee recommended that the fee for kerbside petrol pumps ho £5 per year.—Received and , adopted. The Council rose at 8.30 p.m. j

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