PAPAKURA TOWN BOARD

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 550, 20 July 1920, Page 3

PAPAKURA TOWN BOARD

% ■; SPECIAL MEETING. A li&dnl meeting of the Papakura was held last night, when following members were B'esent:' Mr. McLennan (chairman), r. Hrock field, Messrs. T. D. Campbell, j. tt. Evans for .absence was receivf •rf'tffOrtt M r> ,|y neS , New Pavilion for T.niiis Club. ; Waoli erwttfm of a pavilion for 'Hinis club, Mr. J. ilea "moved, seconded l>v Mr. Campbell, that the matter he referred back to a committee to confer with representatives of the tennis club, and to bring' a .definite report before nrvt meeting -nit the bojird:— Carried. " It was decided that the committee consist, of Messrs. Ilea, Jones, and the chairman. Scoria Wanted. It was carried unanimously that 10 a trucks of medium scoria be secured. £* Access Ave: ill Street to Railway f Station.' i It was agreed that it be deferred for consideration until the question of general reading to the station is settled^ ; , Overhead Bridge. It is intended to erect an overhead blfiflge at Onslow Road if it can be a reasonable, cost. for "Recreation Ground and ; :i Park. • - |t was decided to ask Mr, Pearson to'furnish a plan of proposed recreation ground and park to the board on the arch of iO acres as delineated bj;, him. Correspondence. . The clerk of the Maiiurcwa Town Board wrote. At the last meeting' of the Town Board the following resolution was adopted in the matter of railway service; "That this board urge on the Minister for Railways the necessity for the duplications of the lino to Papakura or Pattitoqfoe, this having been promised Massey before the war. Under wre present conditions, however, ah improvement coujd be made by the j>.7 p.m. train : Auckland Prfpakura iunning on to Papakura, andjwe repommeiul the Department iifc lee alteration. Submitted tdryoumcJrd for consideration." f Mr Evirns iioved.fhat the board be symp&t.hmc with me resolution, but does notlMnk Theft imo is opportune at by J)r. Brockiield, and eafciotW Other correspondence of minor importance was read and received.