THE FITZROY DISTRICT.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 6 August 1907, Page 2

THE FITZROY DISTRICT.

THE ADJUSTMENT 01? ACCOUNT; At the meeting of the committeeappointed by the Taranaki"t. Council and the Fitzroy Town Board t< adjust accounts between tile Fitzroj lown District and tho Council, Mr J Brown, county chairman, presided. it was decided to take the adjust, meat on a valuation basis. The conference approved of the statement oi liabilities and assets submitted, variabilities, £4043 17s 2d; assets, £3135 109 3d; excess of liabilities over ass?ts CSOB (is lid. The valuation of (he! county was shown at £1,995,850, and of the lowa district £126,200. The combined committees found that tie Fitzroy Town District's share of the liabilities was £sl, and their liospital and charitable aid contribution £42, and recommended that the sum of £93 be paid by the Board to tho Council, to be paid within three years, with bank ralto of interest; that the Fitzroy Town District be granted the lamps and fittings used for road lighting purposes, the said district, foregoing any claim for the balance of subsidy due for lighting; that the town district be granted "the remaining New Plymouth contribution towards the upkeep of Devon road until the agreement between the borough aud county expires; tlmt tho town district's share of the public debt was ascertained to be £B(4, and that the Governor-in-Council be re-

commended to apportion and cause to lip inscribed tliis amount to the Fitzroy Town District; that the Waiwakaih'o bridge lie under (he control of che Taranaki County Council; that iho Fitzroy Town District's share of ',! Ie stability of the Wahvakniho bridge 1 e one-sixteenth of nil costs incurred in re-instating the. said bridge, acts ofGo:l and war excepted; that the Fitzroy Town District contribute one-third cost of extras in connection wHh constrnc- [ timi of thn find above the contract nriee.their pbnre <

not to exceed rt'ind: nff»>- en-mi-.ti-m their share of nil TecnnstructWo, mn : n. t.cuapee. "Idditions, or imnmvc"ien+ a )n be mie-half. The n(rreonif.ii ( f- Ivm bemi hv Messrs W. Onffl»'<l mi.) P w ,T r '-„„ menihprc of tli" Pitvvn" r P- "n i mvl Mr c. F. -'»•> . 1.-lf ,>f 41,n (V •« i- ;n• Tlrown. ,T. i'. ITIII -i c v T i-n 'tm,„ settlement was ratified at vesterdav's meeting of tiie Couniv Council.

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