PAPAKURA TOWN BOARD.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 383, 14 June 1918, Page 1

PAPAKURA TOWN BOARD.

Monthly Meetihg. At the monthly meeting of the Papakura Town Board iiel i on Monday last thoro wore present: Mossisß. M. Gillespie (Chairman), P. [Job, W. B." Lin ti ■■■■in, W. Richardson, T. 11. Maikwhk, T. 1). Campbell, il. Lloyd, with iho Clerk (MrHarold Wilson). VOTK (i Before commencing the business of tho Beard tho Chairman mad:; reference to tho recoui bereavement suffered by Mr juid Mrs W. B. Linatrom on tha loss of llisir son and on his motion a vote of condolence was passed with them. Mr

Uolt seconded tho motion a'.d in doing so expressed hia sincere sympathy with both Mr and Mrs 1-in-stroui whom he had known fi>r many yaars. COUNTY UOUSDAIMES. With reference to tho application made by tho Board for the Franklin County Council's consent to tho Board forming the road and footpath and placing scoria on Albert Street and abo to tho fencing off of footpaths on Wellington Street (both boundary roads) at an estimated cost of £25 respectively the Clerk to tho Council wrote that whilst the Council would grant permission for tho work to bo carried out no responsibility for any share of the cost could bo accepted by tho Council owing to tho furthcoming extension of tho Town Board's boundaries Ho also stated that the Council was prepared as from April Ist last fo adjust tho rates on thi' portion of the County proposed to b added to tho Board's district. Referring to the portions of Walker's

and Dominion Roads, of which the Board proposed fn assume the control, tho County Clerk reminded fho Board of the pioniiso made t forward au < fix -i-«1 letter and plan indicating tho portions of such road*; proposal to be taken over. As to the taking over of the roacta meniionod the Chairman explained hut tho Boaid would also be taking | over tho rate?. Mr Holt regarded fho Utter no satisfactory. On tho motion of MrMarkwick ; i | was decided to foiwtvd to (iie Ooun j cil a plan showing tho portions i : j \\';,lki-r and Dorniioon R .ia>is and no j accompanying letit*r as r< fjn --'.stud. I lilt XA.UIXCi HOAIV3 j Ojnjjiatulati.ms v.pro co«rfi>- d [.• ! tho Board iii a lo ior Jlre '!. ('. | C-rrie ou iho tith'givi.n in '•('ole'.s Cresnent " which fho thought nr. .- liuiiig as ill- 1 1; iniii of the lato Mi 1 \ Odo was a.*si'K:i.ited with th'V w;riy ! history oi Pupakit \. i Ik sngg !>>! ! that a simiiai course >h- old ako !••■> ! fiillov/i tl in tin' fu'ui'i naming of ' roadfl ;••! th:l ; . n'lTl'; v,"'.o'.r> i.. r '.-.i<-s '■ wero idcntiiiO'l with :ho .'ar!y h stoiy should bo friinii.uly v i:l-;o: ■ ;o'. As an »'X' m; lo tho write.- ;■■ ■: I tli i first Bii !■'■ "ow.-.cr of th> 1.-u.l in Uol'ett'a Ko d wiia Sir Waiter and lli - thought I'lm lsiiiaf should ho | l/orpetuat'.-d. ! Mr Marhwick that! BVh.tt's lt"nd s'l-niid In- fyir.l ! ■' vVidti i'n I'toie,'' as iu lis opini-m | thin would !■;> a ii; ing namu for that road j MAY i:A!TAVAY TArii'i.N" In co' n-"( ii- n wi■ ii •:■<"' uow railway stoiidti to bo e;r r ' d ;':•• Bail- i w ■ v ' >i.-lrii ; T : ;n;;;nr-(; (Mr rtelntosd- ) ! wrot«' t!i' t 'li-' I) j ihiui ut c»nu m- I plated tho i'j ' i inu up of a 10 ■■' , paial i-l h I 1- ; ii-fti'y on both fi: - eas-t u';i! wn,t -hUs o'f fho Htatio:i Ueas':o! if ; 10 hh..rd w-dd assist tho !' >. ?,vUu>. ri .n lis • r.-Vtor.—Th > ; ('hai'.man rotr. -v. ■•' iii i ; , would be gJ-id to it' ;- + dedio it;.,: ( ,i n | tho road \* ih'ii i: v..-..•. I- :u-d avd.i'i • ' Clerk war. di.Ti'Vi r-i let-iy ti 'hut effect, I Mr Hi l' report, d lb. ■' I '■ h".d ! interviewed '■'■' 1 M •:.'•". v 1 'i-iiu : Engineer as to h ' > r. ;i "I "■■: . f trattlo loud;-'- \:-r.' : ;;t ;' ■ ■..; r !;•.••■ i f -nd of tho >V;..:i ■.■•,.;:. ; !'..;■it'd "i:( that a;; e; -i :::■ •' fr'i:ji \V : r- n T.'.-ad as sng:r -'ql \v n! i. !• ■ v.-rv i: convor.i'"iU n it v 'oi.i ■ ; •■■. !■.i-i • ■ [■:ig stock d'-i ' :V ■ v.-'o'i. 1. l '.tieot,- ]• '■ • ■- >'. I'd to r ••■•!■ m Mr ib.'-.'i ;■■•: ... ( im'at ■• r 111 ■ 'M> 1: wr Tho ' ln.iini i'i ; , =ii 'tl ;i, ■" 1; re. on'h' com !-.!!' ■ 1 1 \' it!i 'i.- ; Mi-d.-ti-V of i'.; : .i:- ',\ .••!: ; wiiir ■■ vii \v !'i l.av;:: ■ 1 !..• -. • . t-i .'' i 1 " ! :•;. i;:li d .or 'i-i- liiii'i-voi:: :.: . i ;h. : li'cl! t", !"il i-lf-ll I ll:ili ii-; ird t-i "'. ' 1; : - ~;-,'•• ..'v '■■ i ■' . I-. • ■ ;.:■ . h.AVcVOr. I, :.. ...M- «|:i..,l 1 i. ,-i f„rv.ii ;..! t.. tl." >.i...; :■ ! ;;' tin- Mini-! 1 I- id : ■ iO: I'M- ;•. ; ; ,1 tin ■••::•-. i ' Ah! .■ v.-.. ■ j ■:;•! ::. :.■ tlDiif. ;: !..■ iv-M.' '. . r ■ilf.,l ■ • • 'i ■■■■ ■ I-- .:•■■■ -.ml ; J' \ ' -,' ■ -i I •■•:: - M 1,,;.; >,- -.ml i" i-i.-'" I,■!■'.(■ ' Air ' ■'.•• i l > 1 . >',\\ wh ;' (-,■ , --■'•.■ 101 li, I iu'l • 1 I'j v:i ■■■.- to '.- : ;i, ! : IhnCl.iiinnai, ha 1 lol'-'ni-d I.t ulli I mutely ai'm I d th 1. ho ! j!oi mado ;t

oomnuiiiicition to tho Miniver on the Lhjr.t I Proceeding, Mr Campbell stated | tha! ho knew of correspondence I th.ai had taken place between the

Chairman and tho Engineer. I Tho Chairman : " Yon know of | j no such thing." After some further "asides" between the Chairman and Mr : Campbell tho former remarked that jtheuionov i nd been transferred as staged. Mr Campbell : "Not yet: the i work has 'o be nvprov d first-" The realtor then dropped. SO M 001, r.\l.'. IMil.Ml'N'T IT3REMOM' j. Mr S Evans, Secretary to the j Fa oak ura School Committee, wrote j icqui k lag the prosencn of tho mom- | hers of tiro Board at the official ' oporiirij; of tho n w additions to tho School mi Wednesday tho 19th June : at 2 ;>0 i..in , and the invitation was ' ace j'tod. AOO UXT3. I Accounts amounting to £l9B 2a i ;': wore passed for payment.' VATEIt SVITT.Y SCHEME Dr Monk, the District Health Officer, Auckland, forwarded tho analyst's report on the sample of water taken from Symonds' Stream at Bentloy's Fall. Tho analyst (Mr A. J. Parker) in his report stated that 'tho water is satisfactory for town Mipply and roost of the organic matter is of vegetable origin." Mr Holt reported that ho met Dr Monk and accompanied him to Bentley'rf Fall on tho 30th May last and point d out to him the water sh-.-d and the probablo route of tho pipe track. 1 f.e explained the whole situation to Dr Monk and the aample of water reported on was ikon taken. Mr Holt also mentioned that on the sth instant ho had discussed with tho Bo trd'.s solicit r (Mr Stanton) the propo. r-d agreements with tho respective landowners. > ; o tli/ the negotiations for the water up: ly could bo oxpedited Mr

Hoi! m< \. d "That tho Chairman, Mr Mi.rkwick ana the mover sliou d be authorised to submit draft agreements to the respective land owners along the probable pipe track with the ohject 01 obtaining thoir assent conditi 01' upon the ratepayers' approval of the Symonds' stream proposal." Mr "Holt said that the adoption of tlie rcsolu'ion would fiiciiit.it'" negotiations as it was advisable fit it the matter should be forwr.nio-.i as quickly as possible. Tho Hs.-iu'.Di was unanimously earned It h.:ving boon decided at the mooring that ej ijiiirifs should be nx'vio r:s to whether Mr Lockie Gunuo i \v.n (p-ialifiod to sypoivisel tuo iiij-'i;:. r rbg work in eonneition wiih tho pi' po.-od water supply ] wrote fidiy as to several important j -i'>.liar w#rks undertaken by Mr Lo.-ki" (J.urn u. The let'or was regarded as s.-.iis".t(:tory Mr Holt i romaikhig ti; u ic was a loiter which j .-!: 1 ':e p'.uod amongst the Board's (locuiui nt-j lor iefirrfliics in tlio ' j'nMu-0.--It was do.i od to think i.aeb.ie ilanuo i ami M irdulT I i'oi tii iv reply. TOWX IIOAIUI eu-xto ns. Mr Holt gave notie ■ of his inten- . tii;.; to iiiovi i.t the next meeting a | r. sdmion :o !■•• forwarded to the j Minister id' lutenud Affairs advocating iha h the ! iennial Town Board cbeii ji.s kliohl.{ iakn place ia tho momii i,i April instead of in September ,v, at profit. I'.M.W VV RESERVE. Mr Ib-ilt reported on an interview j ho had had with tlmlii.ilway Pistiict j ti!: ; ; ; i:c r (Mr Meliitojii] with regard j lo iho reai «ai of tbo loaso id tho j railway Jiesiave and on his motion it was [i: '.>:\t'd lliat the Ciork should j wii'oa khigiho J >ot\\nment to give :i ibitow il ••! the 1 -a-e if the rese ve j I'm. reiT.M-ion uv.d grazing f>« n torn : ■■t liv« -r ; ny is I Mv !■ i.h'i-os n\ {■>. w attention to ! th- '■'" ■ ,:■ i !' !i--. Mails and sug- j oi.-i ii .1 •>•'. v. i f thsMii ]• iptii •(! j gro.'iv lie said ho hod expired j t : i !• -s: ,- : iiii in/ a r -ur-ii rso i.-.ho, j v :> \\ "J : .'oinu.-li •■!; c'ive wrk, j ant !'. in:-! -a-o wiaild ri.iou'it to £2 \ ;■ : Lor t ,;a r-rood v.ith .\ % .t\ .;, .•■a : • I.- .o .; ■'■':' -do : by the ■ ,>. r •:•: :.•■■■:■.> ia* two ..:■ thrno .ia; • r >!,nk«\ k tho 1 moy.-d :ii'i .:ii oo 'ooi lie m.'id-.i oih Mr Jon ■■ .'e i ': .'••'!; I' ir tho o : r >of a ' iMPi.,.i' K -M , for n.-t ,-xe.v.:i»g i ;; a :', ■: :' 0 this WOl flglWo 'O.

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