INGLEWOOD NOTES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 389, 14 May 1910, Page 2

INGLEWOOD NOTES.

ofc'Mfo }o -V; "?r—----",o<(jPo j ^;C) fei: Correspondent). The adjourned meeting of the Borough Council was held in the Council Chambers on Wednesday. There were preBennett (acting-Mayor) Hflkaij/i'Jiui-cett, Gibbs, Surrey, Young and Tarmac.- Applications had 'been received from Messrs Curtis, GolrS connection iwith sewerage. that the work be carried out bv contract, subject to the 'to • the borough foreman. ?THB, Wwlts teomttiittee ■ were authorised The Works Committee reported that with 'regard 'to the beautifying of tne 'they had ascertained that the cost of a pillar and chain fence was too high to admit of the work being done, that,the present fence be removed, and. sold-in sections. Cr. Fawcott 'raided fe'e 1 'question : 'of trimming the trees in the reserve. Cr. Young extliat man was employed, vvlio trijnmei? ''alt ;f;he trees at the proper s.eason ''6f tire; "year. An from Pike and Waters re tlie removal'(if-the water power for f»nd v a - report on the matter from''uie 'turncock were received. ' It to carry out the turncooK's ' suggß&lipn, approved by the Works j Committed' fttat Pike and Waters' cordial fli'e connected with water Si\]}ffly ) ' , ftnd that they be allowed the price of the pipes in use .with the present connection.

With reference to Mr. C. Coad's report j re ttfdte ami Ip&oks, it was decided that j Mr. Coad be asked to return all books,! etc-. tp, the-Council in his posseasiojii' • •» ...r i iiGr. ')fTftKplo.tt .called attention to the fact that thfe jiesqrves had not yet been gazetted. Cjv Fawcett replied that the Reserves Cofnrhrittee had the matter in I view. Tlie poundkoeper's resignation was accepted and C'rs. Bennett and Gibbs .were elected to make necessary arrangements. A telegraphic message from the Premier containing suggestions for the suitable observance of the ,day of the v\x.c* King's funeral was read and discussed. His Worship the. Mayor and Crs. Fawcett and Bennett were appointed a committee to make arrangements for a united memorial service on that day.

The Mayor's action in sending a telegraphic despatch to his Excellency the Governor, • for transmittal to England, was approved. The Governor's reply to the above, to the effect that the message would be forwarded in due pourse, nii'.l also a cancellation of arrangements for his Excellency's visit to the borough von- iVnJt with. The Council then adjourned.

A team of twelve crib players journeyed to Kgmont Village on Tuesday and suffered defeat by the narrow margin of six games. the scores- being 57 to .51. Members of the team were entertained at supper by the home players, and apeak in high terms of their hospitality.