BOROUGH COUNCIL.

Taranaki Daily News, 29 August 1918, Page 5

BOROUGH COUNCIL.

j ■ WORKS COMMITTEE. '' s<Mm The works committee of the mouth Borough Council met last nwfeliH there being present: His WordupttJlllß Mayor (Mr. C. H. Burgess), Crs:, t Clarke, J. W. Hayden, W. F. Shorfe\K, jH Griffiths, W. A. Collis, B. J. Deare''»issM 6. W. Browne. , , £ &JM The matter of racehorses being ed on the beach at Ngamotu wasrdfßjSjH cussed, and it was resolved to confer tfltftiJiß the Harbor Board, with a view to effect/IJI ing a satisfactory arrangement would guarantee freedom from rftj£ people pleasure-ma Icing on the beaeK -"fSIH The engineer wrote suggesting council negotiate with the owner of,thecal property for the fencing of the badfcpiji along Carrihgton Road, from ViVtaala Street bridge to Nathan and Co.'s ing in Courtenay Street.—Jt was to adopt the suggestion, and the W6jfe|ffl| was authorised, subject to a satisfaefrrpSM arrangement being made with the .BuVjfiH gineer. ■ rWm Mr. W. W. Thomson made propdiiibf|M to the engineer for an entrance ttf property from Moulton Street, bu&tib.MM engineer said his previous accommfiidarf tion with regard to the Rainsford Effing entrance was the absolute minimum MJ should be done, having regard to the'cSJ eral safety of the publico. The council therefore adhered to its previous s&&s sion. ' \*,y The borough engineer wrote attention to the erosion taking plao*3|S the cliff at Woolcombe Terrace,'ftton'*, the railway yard towards the East> 'lnis Reserve and urged that the' mj&taf should be given consideration \ni<W'l&f} encroachment became a more BqriinuA danger. '?-.Vv* The sub-committee set up to cphßl|is| the proposed harbor improvement schSJI reported, asking that in view of ting off of access to the sea front fljMf Harbor Board be asked to grant cenMl concessions.. It was resolved sub-committee wait on the boardto 6sgM cuss the matter. »'*isK