WHAKA SEWERAGE

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 3, Issue 672, 26 October 1933, Page 4

WHAKA SEWERAGE

QUESTIONS ASKED J CONNECTIONS SHOULD BE| FINISHED IN A " ' I FORTNIGHT I ENGINEER'S ENGAGEMENTI In reply to a question at last ej ing's meeting of the Rotorua BoroJ Council, the mayor (Mr. T. Jacksj said that the drainage engineer M mated that the connectioris in ■ Whakarewarewa sewerage sc J would be completed within a f9 night. ■ Cr. J. Banks: Does that mean® tbe engineer's agreement will tejfl inate then? • • * The mayor : The engineer's ag?l ment terminates automatically the work is finisbed. ■ , .In reply to further questions, ■ mayor said that considerable difflj ty had been experienced in recnJ ing the views of the natives in refl to the erection of eonveniences~M number of conflicting factors fl 1 been introduced, but these had been more or less Pvercome andH work was proceeding as expeditiotH as could be expected. ■ Cr. J. Banks asked how many ti veniences were to be erected. fl original number stated had beenH then it had been increased to 20, fl Itq had been told only that day tfl workman on the job that it wasH proposed to erect 31. H The mayor: Then your inforsfl was better inf ormed than the cH mittee. H Cr. Banks: Will you tell meH chairman of .-the committee, many there are? - The mayor : There were 28 authorised, but that does ' not-oH 28 conveniences. There aref^B fittings in' sbme of them. '