WAITARA BOROUGH COUNCIL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 230, 8 March 1915, Page 7

WAITARA BOROUGH COUNCIL.

(Krom Our Own CornHjiohdent). 'l'lii' monthly meeting of the Waitara ]!. ri>i 1 ■_•;! 1 Council was 1:i-Ul on A\ edncs•lav evening. Vnvoiit: His Worship I'h Ma; ii;-, il l (,'rs. Spurdle. iUittenhurv, (Stalling, Langman, Mov;;an, and lilauchard. .The Secretary of (lie Xurlli Taranaki Patriotic l-eajnii" wrote asking for permission to cm-lose portion of the roadway in West (>uay outside the Clifton Hall in connection with the holding of a carnival in the Hall. The request was granted. The secretary of the Mannkorihi Coif Clnh wrole asking Hie ('ouncil to graot them control of the piece of ground on which their pavilion is erected. The necessary permission was granted. Mr d. VT. Morrison applied for H days leave of absence at Easier. Application granted. Mrs S. Street wrote asking the Councill to form a footpath leading to her residence.—Referred to the works committee.

Tlio engineer, foreman's and works conmijttce/s reports were read and adopted. Mr Gaustad waited on the Council in reference to tile storage of benzine. ITe informed the Council tluit lie intended erecting a concrete building for the purpose of storing five hundred cases, providing the Council would favor the proposal. The members expressed the view that providing a suitable building was erected, no obcction would be raised.

Accounts amounting to £7Ol la 3d were passed for payment.