CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Otaki Mail, 7 December 1923, Page 3

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

MONTHLY MEETING. Tim ordinary nnuitliiy meeting of the CTiainbcr of' Bommeree was livid last nig'lu, Air. L. Cl. Lousy (President) p resin in g. Prior to commencing on the business Mr. Lowry cxrended u hearty weleonie in Ah. Witched, a new member, and later to Air. At more, lie had no doubt lei; Rial both would prove an acquisition In the t handier. Alessrs XY.u-hel] and At more, returned thanks for the remarks passed. Correspondence was read relative to the publicity campaign. and ii was agreed that the Securing of the acres lilnis be left to Ihe Executive. It v. as stated that there was a sum of r.baiir 2J S in hand. Front E. Looser, resigning his position as a member of the Executive Imf staling his desire of remaining an or ditiary member.- Air. At more was elec’ ed to iill the vacancy. Air. Ryder, through the chairman, state,] that the culver! nompinined of by tim Chandler at Otaki Railway, had been given attention, and that he would be pleased to attend to any similar matters on behalf ol the Chamber. it was decided to ask the Borough Council to effect improvements by cutting back the lupins at certain points The matter, brick v. wood area, was held over till further particulars were available. Xlcssrs Small, Reynolds, and Taylor were elected members. A letter was received from A. Holm-, staling lie was issuing a monthly review, to be known as the “Uuruuhenu a. Review” calculated lo bring into harmonious rein I iolishi p the, progiessive effort.- of afl public and semi public bodies in the area, to which end the Chamber’s co-operation would be appreeinted.--It tin,- decided to torward a list of member? as reque. led. It was decide,-! to hold the next media:: on .January 10th. in was decided to recommend to the Borough Council that in. view of the water supply, a hvdnmt be user! in the main streets, and if possible ro have .-Meet- elenmd before S a.m. It was also decided ! hat the Council be asked lo make application to the Underwriters’ Association for a re-elassi-lientio!) of lire risks, owing to there being n good supply of water and a well-equipped arc brigade. Th- President said as rlie meeting would be the pi • before Xmas he would like to extend to nil the sea-on’s greet - i tigs. •-'Tr'vjrr'. x-'*iyini»K'j