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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 97, 14 October 1911, Page 2

Mr. Kattcnbury sudicient, as no niused. There \vi which the Board was nnt suitable. Mr. Uine movci "'1 3d per yard damage was sands of yards I'vcr use, as it subject to tlic liar on payment, of a r< —Xo seconder. The eliairman moved that the royalty be 3d per yard, subject to the approval of the harbormaster, and no spawling or bias tin™ to be allowed.—This was seconded by Mr. Birdling. During the discussion it was elicited that the Clifton County Council were not paying the Board royalty on stone removed. Mr. fline said if this was so the Board was neglecting its duty, especially seeing its straitened circumstances. The motion was carried, Mr. IJine voting acrainst it. OKXEIUL. Tt was decided to call tenders for additions to the shed for storage of wool, to close on October 27. The harbormaster reported that the repairs to the wharf authorised in August had been carried out. A few loads of material were required to fill up a cavity.—To be procured.

It was resolved that the Board moot during the summer at 7.30 p.m., instead of during the afternoon. Messrs. Jennings and Iline, M's.P., forwarded a report of the business done at the recent Harbor Boards' Conference.' It was resolved to accord Messrs. Jennings and Ifine hearty votes of thanks for attending the conference. The secretary brought up the question of obtaining a derrick for loading wool. It could be worked from the present engine whilst dumping.—The secretary was authorised to obtain prices for two derricks, one at the wool shed, and the other at the tallow shed. Mr. W. T. Jennings, M.P., forwarded a letter from the Minister of Marine, stating that the Board's resolution re forming the harbor district into wards would be considered when the Harbors Act was being amended. The Public Works Department. Stratford, wrote that some time ago the Harbor Board charged them 2s per ton wharfage and handling charges, and wished to know if the' Board still intended to levy that charge— The Board decided only to charge the Public Works Department the actual cost of handling. O. Caraway, clerk to the Wliakatano County Council, wrote asking for information- relative to the establishment of a harbor board, a.s a movement was on foot to form a harbor board there. The, secretary to supply any information available. PICS. PICS. rpHE gACON COT. Will receive pigs at weighing stations as under:— OCTOBER— Okato—Monday, 2, 16, 30. Moturoa—Tuesday, 3, 17, 31. Stratford—Mondav, 10, 30. Midhirst—l7, 3-1. " Urenui—Monday, 0, 23. Waitara—Tuesday, 10, 24. h. NAIRN, Eltham. J. WOOLDRIDGE, Okato, PICS. PICS. J) IMO C K AND no. TO7E are now prepared to receive Prime Baeoners at the undermentioned

places:— OCTOBER— Opunake—Monday, 2, 16, 30 Okato—Monday, 9, 23 Moturoa—Tuesday, 10, 24 Inglewood—Every Wednesday Smart Road—Monday, 2, lfi, 30 Waitara—Tuesdav, 3, 17, 31 Toko—Monday, 2, IG, 30 Tariki—Tuesday, 3. 17, 31 Stratford—Every Wednesday ' ; Midhirst—Monday, 9, 23 Douglas—Tuesday, 20, 24 C. E. STREET, Fitzroy. J. MARRA, Toko. C. A. FORSTER, Kaponga

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