TOWN HAll SITE

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 525, 23 April 1920, Page 2

TOWN HAll SITE

REFERENDUM DECIDED ON. The vexed question of a town hall site was under discussion at a meeting of the Borough Council on Wednesday night. The Mayor (Mr. C. K. Lawrie) suggested that options be obtained over various properties and that a referendum of the ratepayers be taken to decide on a site. Also Cr. Geo Armstrong suggested that a deputation wait on Mr. \V. Roulston asking him to donate the present park and tennis conn for the purpose of a war memorial instead of a town hall.—Agreed to. The three sites the council have in view, and to which the choice will be restricted, are the Kennelly site \V. Roulston's section neai< the howling green and W. Roulston's gift site on Franklin and Fa:! Street.

i WHAT THE "TIMES" ADVERTISERS ARE DOING. Perkins and Co. are not buying pigs until further notice. Farms houses and sections are .isted for sale by Enos S. Pegler, Manurewa. Leap Yea it dance at Tuakau. 2St^i. Friesian breeders' meeting at PuKekohe on Tuesday. Tuakau Town Board. Austioneers license. Prince's visit and train services. Yate's remachined Algerian oats and other manures; also A.Y. special manures.—See page 4. A special dairy heifer sale, at M. rrinsville on Thursday, May f>. will be conducted by the Farmers' Co-op. Hamilton branch. Sellers of pigs will note that Messrs F. Perkins and Co., and Messrs Coates are not buying pigs until further notice. Pukekohe visitors to Auckland dur ing the visit of the Pi'ince of Wales are invited to Mr. J. C. Mortons Garden Studios (Dominion-Mount Albert car) where, after they are rested and refreshed, they may have their photos taken as a memento of j the occasion. j