CARTERTON NEWS.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 30 June 1913, Page 7

CARTERTON NEWS.

A petition has been forwarded to the Carterton Borough Council by a number of tradesmen of the town, who have received notice to 1-emovv certain sign boards as they do not give a nine-foot clearance fr°i\the footpath. As the sign hoards have been in existence for a number of years, and have not proved a nuisance to anyone, the a /_ asking that they bo allowed to main as they are until such time arrives for them to be renewed, an that the by-law be at Present on y applied to new sign boards that may be erected from now on. The de mand opens a very wide queetion. aa the by-law not only applies to sig boards, but includes verandah and verandahs. The majority of the lamps in the town do not give a 9-ft clearance: nor do some of the veran dahs. Furthermore, since some of the sisn boards and lamps have been styMffSSSS ssrSr'sroaaWw «a. - ; during tf part few has been iairly busy. _ Tj gievPembroke street; and has hi hand dwellings t-i £■> j.Revnolds, at Kastroad, and Mr A. J has COlnlaranaki. Mr W. ** au» , M] . W.nijton""Belwaer. «d Clare-rills. mT'D °T King has finished the errcMr for Mr Coleman Phillion ot tor , in a{ 3dit:on lips, m Broadwa Q f alterato carrying out a ntunb tions to dwellmßS. small has completed th . p&rkvale and K* ta Clareville, Hart and now If speaks volumes for tnc p I , 1 • „F $ district, wh.-n .n face of t ;;; number of toff ' «one up lately that there J* resumed duty friends of ? klrs h P' il^ i f or • tow, who has Ift°o1 f t°o some time past, will be -^ o d hear that she has now recovtrc , and is able to get about a . in - « A number of members of the ,ar +«rfrin Fira Brigade visited tno JVJ a ' "S Brigade «»*•'« S enjoyft diSS fellow firemen at the vorv "! tho n^S friendship ffat e'ist Songrt the Wairarapa "InSr application for a land accent s license will byX^lLsthe next appearance of the, iviag.s (rate at Carterton.