DEPUTATIONS AND INTERVIEWS.

Temuka Leader, Issue 1499, 14 October 1886, Page 4

DEPUTATIONS AND INTERVIEWS.

Mr Totton, Overseer of the Mount feel R^dfipai'rd^waited upon the Roard »th reference't6 ! takfng soil from the side of the boundary road for~|hp purpose of blindjng the roa(|f ! It had]' been that thb removal of the clay would have a tendency to bring "Cooper'B Creek down nKiady;; He i iqoujd I th r em'!ith¥re jfonjd^be^no '; ' M>' Sftiers that there was soil] on'ji>Pu M ftlMitting near that co'ufd be ujtQd for the purpose. It was decided to allow, the soil to be takon-from there.' fl.'P'earpoint, on behalf of the Gerajdjne Town Board, waited upon the Board,' asking iperpiisflion to divert the •water; jnto the/rtver '.}, direptUth'a't ') crosses the. road and flows over Mr Morripon*s,Jaijd., Btruct a wbbderi snoot "so that the apprpacbtp would not be injured wate!c£t2^'2 pit was, .Board could not entertain the application. Mr. lioach waited upon the Board and flsked.fhem to grant him material for erectirig th i e 4 b.oun^arjy 1 fence,;jbetween his pms'at|jd reserve at brVrf;,,.,-' -.;■;■:/.; : Z'J'/T ""' •■■' The request was acceded to. \y.:, ':' ,'VTHEE'OdTBiEii)rJB! 'l''-- ' ! ''

-The question of,.the fpofbridge, .was Sihehi HroHight i! ; aff6r d sonre little conversation Mr, Pearppint promised to mpter meeting of ?he Town Board. , " t { y '■ f FINANCE. I : Mr Flatman moved, Mr Kelland secoAded,... and. it . was -carried—' ■' That : fiyed deposit No. value^fiTjlW, Jallinf!d«e Oct, 6 v ,be (? .deposited -fpr six months with •ijmiibattk, anitithlt the iiiterest due upon the same be placed to ' the currenttteddunt of thVQ?6atd." ' ' : ' ' '''' '■ - : ■ 'small »rKDs';MsANcil. ; ( ", ' , - ' ! Mr Oolt'man,! ;be|6n ..to meet* the' ;'^parjdJ,i'o r se , e; ,, if afrangeinents' cpuld be cotn.e ]tir for hi^' to .collect, ; the| jstnall e'ggß' T 'diirifl|'''ihe' "pb'riiing 'seaspri,' waitdd dp the'Bparcii } The'Boafd t'd Mr CditVii'an what were 'their wishes with regard to tlie matter, 'viz,' for-him-to go-round -oncaa fortnight" m mm®mm wm&\ liarae. decided., to, f fix ,the ,reat'ifO for'the four months.—i/ta Col'mcin »igni6*d Jiii accept the' post, arid having been appointed by the Board, withdrewi—lt was decided to fixilie price of eggs at'2d per dozen und. of birds at 3d per do2en ; 1 ' '' QRABIENT3 TO BE EASED.j ; MrFhitman asked that the terraces oh 4he (ftrsri riverbed eased.\ —Tlje request was granted. "J ' VOTE OP THANXB. , ~ , . A ! vbte bi ''thanks' ivai.'.pas'tied, to'-the HOH4 L. e ß Jßoard with ; a ' Repprtjof the Joint Committee on the Rabbit ontj Sheep. .■Acts,"' --••-■--■-y■.: ~> . ,> ■ DATE OF MEETING. It wns,decided to hold; the next, meeting en November usual,: th'e ordinary date of meeting beibg the same as that of the Christchurch Sho?f. P - ■•■ '■ ,; ■■:• ''''■ I) . .': . i' : • '" ' r Accounts to the amount of £21S(l158 Id were ( pnjssed for payment and the Board adjourned. ;, :)•,-'■•■■ ■•: "Rough on Eats."—Clears out rata, mice, skunki, flies, ants, r bed-bugs, beqtleiivipßectß roaohps, jack rabbjts, j; gopJien.' Drij««i#t()i Kempthorne, Proiser& Agents, Ohriitchurch. 2 /.. Certainly the most effeotive medipme: in, the world 1 ' ii d SASDt,R& SO 'W EUCALYPTI EXTRACT. Test its t eminent powerful effect* in ; oough'sj qoldi, influehaa; the relief is'iristtntan'eous.'; lit serious.caies, and accidenis'of all kihdi, be theVw^wds,' burns, -sealdings,''orUitea, sprauis, it'is 1 th'e tafest remedy—no swelling—no mflamma*:ion. ! Like surprising effects pikidUoed in croup, diphtheria, bronchitis^'inflammation Sf the lungs, swellings, eto.; diarrHoi*, dys,entery 5 diseases of the . uiinary organ'. In use at all hospitals and medical clinics f patronised by BJis Majesty ]the King of Italy; crowned with medal and ojploma at International. Exhibition, AmTrust in this approved article, and ~'feject all others.;