MOUNT EDEN AFFAIRS

Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 710, 9 July 1929, Page 7

MOUNT EDEN AFFAIRS

SEWERAGE CONNECTIONS BOROUGH COUNCIL MEETS Ratepayers of the Mount Eden dis- j trict who can connect with sewers j are to be called upon to do so forthwith. following a recommendation : made to the Mount Eden Borough j Council by its works committee last j evening. The report of the chairman of the I works committee and the. borough j engineer, in connection with the re- j instatement of the carriageway in j Irene Avenue, was refeVed to the 1 works committee. On the recommendation ol' the works committee the Mpunt Eden Presbyterian Church was granted a permit to erect a hall and class-room in tiles, on condition that the inside lining be in fibre plaster from 4£t high to the ceiling. Messrs. Mullions and Smith were granted a permit to erect flats at the corner of I-lautangi Road and Mount Eden Road. A special committee consisting of j the Mayor and Councillors Rendell, I Chappel, Bryden and Jull. was set up to report on alterations possible to | the council chambers to give the extra I accommodation required without in- I volving structural alterations. The building inspector reported that I permits for 12 buildings and addi- j tions, representing a total value of j £2,787. were issued in June-.