TURUA TOWN BOARD.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5250, 12 March 1928, Page 2

TURUA TOWN BOARD.

MONTHLY MEETING.

STREETS IMPROVEMENTS.

The Turua Town Board met on Wednesday evening, Mr J. Mules presiding over Messrs. J. T. Davies, C. Scott, S. G. Williams, J. H. Johnston, and. the clerk, Mr J. E. Green.

I. was decided to continue the reeohstruction of Oparia Road for a further 12 chains at the northern, adding about four inches of metal. The rest of the road will be, patched, where required. The work vriilll cost about £5O, of which £25 jhas been voted by the County Council in consideration of the fact that the road serves as. an outlet for farms outside the town area. Further lengths of the Hauraki Road watertabl.es are to be graded back, and the footpaths in Hauraki Road and Waiho.u street are to be top-dressed with shingle.

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