WAIPA COUNTY COUNCIL.

Waipa Post, Volume II, Issue 62, 17 November 1911, Page 2

WAIPA COUNTY COUNCIL.

Ihe first meeting of the new Council was held at Ohaupo yesterday, when there were present— Crs. Fisher. Macky, Teasdale, Allen, Poynter, McKinder, and Ryburn, and Byrantvand Alexander (new members). ■ CHAIRMAN. 'Mr J. Fisher was elected chairman until the statutory meeting

on the whei^B appoints the tcrtiH confidence iifl while regretting the delM Finch and Hall, new members, trusting Council as a whole tinue to work as well as in the past. STATION SPACES. The District Engineer that Council's application to st(fl metal at Te Awamutu, NgaroW and Rukuhia railway statidM could not be complied with. v LEASING POWERS. 1 The Under-Secretary of PubliJ Works asked if the Council deJ sired to be gazetted a authority under the Public Bodies' Leasing Act. —Decided to apply for necessary powers. TE RORE GRAVEL. It was decided to procure about 300 yards of gravel for Te Rore. PIRONGIA FENCE. ■ Mr W. G. Sim, of Pirorigia, wrote asking for permission to place a fence 6ft on the road line in order tc clear it of noxious weeds. —Permission granted. GRANTS. Notification of the following grants was received from the Under-Secretary :—Whatawhata Swamp Road £3OO (£ for £), Te Kowhai to Te Rapa £IOO (£2 for £1), Walker's Gully Bridge £330 (£1 for £2), Waipa River Bridge £250 (£1 for £1), Rukuhia Station Road £350 (£1 for £1), Hamilton to Tuhikaramea Road £2OO, Kihikihi to Waotu £250. . PIRONGIA BRIDGE. A The Clerk of the Ragkß County Council wrote asking ffl particulars regarding the cost H erecting the Pirongia bridge 'M order that the necessary stefl might be taken to raise the CodH cil's proportion of the loan.—!■ formation forwarded. J A NGAROTO SECTION. Jfl Mr Geo. Tooman, OhauiH wrote asking for access to sefl tion 356, Parish of Ngaroto!H Supervisor and riding inspect with power to act. M