OTAHUHU.

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 392, 16 July 1918, Page 3

OTAHUHU.

In view of the Rod Cross concert taking place the same evening, there was only a brief sitting of the Otahuliu Borough Council at its ordinary fortnightly meeting last Thursday night, the members present being the Mayor (Cr. \. McDonald). H. J. Hall. R. Todd. V. H. Stringer. H. J. Moflitt. and J. Wildman. with the Town <' 1■• tk (Mr. \V. J. I)inni>onl.

Report on Works. The Works Committee reported that -infill repair- had been effected to Paniniire Boad. Empire Lane. King Slleet. I) 11111:1111 Street, and Avenue le'.cl: that a coaling of scoria had I" 'ii laid and rolled on Saleyards IJ* '.* i' I ti'oiu tin- Sol'yard-' entrance to the top oi the hill; that the retaining wall at Avenue I,'oad Beach had been eon-lriieted; and that the Manukaii

'■'.linty folinri!', LTfl'li'l' 11H<I 111-Oil employed mi I'huich Street, Fnirhurn 1 {<. m• 1. Hut! ii Street. i'i iin < «- Street. Albert St i ii-t. A v i • 1111 • • Road, mid Wiit'T Siit■<'l. Tin' cost nf tlir works, it \VH !nllll.■ r ~t:ilfi 1. Ii;nl lu'i'ii afolloAS' < 1 I'M' I i 11LT Hifl J 5s M. Salevanl- Hoffl Cl 7 Its 4'l. :iii'l ii'tfiiniii'j \v;ill Oi-1 1-- 7'l. The chairman of tin' <•<>mniitt«'»* (Cr M"fl!tli i' oil ! th;it tin- work of thf -: ;i< I• : 11re I h- hi vh'v sat isfactory. 11,.- hnviiiL' I >■ ■< -11 fi< I < >| >t •■(!. • ■ 11 : Itii-iiii'S- was Im'M ovi'r until ti.. II • I • 11' • t i II" • 'II tin- 'J. r ;t!l inst I'm'.,ll ii 11:111 ■ 1 y t l,i' iiii'lHiniit wi'Mtlii'i' w!I:. ;i |.I nill .I ..II Tliiii«.l:iy • vi niii • 1.1 l ■ nin! v. luil i111>• 111■ l > .I Willi the at- !■ , .I:ii I'.' ill till. I'OIH'HI L'ivil I>V til" l.yii, O ;iin t!i" I* 1!Iilif Hull. I M'll, "i'lil. 11l lII.' i I-t • I'estS of till' Otfl- , 1111 • i 1" ■ • I I'ii,-- i -: 111111: i i ■ r 11. Those >-1 ■ - ni. how. \ i'i'. wll' 11111v i11! -tI with a til-t-i'l;i>s iniisii :il pro'jifiliiliH' «.vi!i■ ii w;i- iiiii'-h ;t|• |>i• ciiili'l hy th-■ nll,li>-ii<. 11v. - ni 1 .. I-, !h.- unavoidable ;ih ni,1.1 ~iif ~i th, iinil" ni.-mhcrH of the company, th<* Mayor (Mr. A. MiTtniinl'l i kiii'llv acted a~ substitute

and performed most creditably. The programme consisted of songs and choruses of a national and humorous nature, the artists forming the quartette. in addition to Mr. McDonald, being Messrs. Alan McElwain and Ripley and Miss Laura Stone, with Mrs. Ripley as pianist. The installation meeting of the Loyal Franklin Lodge (No. (1453) M,U. of Oddfellows took place on Wednesday last at the Masonic Hall. (!tahuhu. Bro. W. Pee was installed as N.G.. Bro. H. .Jackson as V.G., and Bro. H. Wills as Secretary. The installing officer, who also presided over the assembly, was G.M. Bro. A. White.