UPPER TAUERU ROAD BOARD.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1962, 11 April 1885, Page 2

UPPER TAUERU ROAD BOARD.

The monthly meeting of the above Board was held on Monday lapt a( Brands. Present—Messrs (Chairman), Br P: fty'ry, Wingfitc, Rutherford, and H. Vile, The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed, A letter was read frqm the City Council, wjth p account of £4 ids, f ur expends cqnneoted with the formation of the District rpl The amount vap ordered to be paid, Tho Chairman reported that the agreement with the Masterton Board had been sealed, The Chairman said that tho works on Mr Rutherford's wad had cost £O, but that it was imperative to keep the traok open at any cost, Mr Wiugate applied for monoy to erect a bridge composed of stringers and fascines over a bad hole in the road, about two miles from his house; also'for money to continue the work of clearing and sidecutting on the same road; for a cheque to be paid John Herbert forbushfalling; for a cheque to be paid Leonard Pol for fiidcrCuUing, formation and clearing on the samo road,

The Board sanctioned tho continuaqco of the work on Mr Wingate's road up to the extent of £ls.

Resolved to giv'o £1 more to tylrJohn IJerh'ert, on aecounf'bf 'jilie worlc being HOjj'o'fiQ well, and a oiieque for "k Is was signed to be paid to him. "" sum of £f)l7sbepi)jd MrTJql'wlien theiiiislerfon Ppad' Board pay the £45 duo by them."' '" Mr Pol stated his willingness to complete the bushfalling for 22s per acre, J[r ferry'anplicd for tho surveying of ![P} fi f anftaipqiiqh thV river ]l6ap|ljS !l(|U3e. ' '

T!l e ?VPnlis at inH W granted fig qgon as t]|e Ifoar4 cpulfj get the r.urycyop to come HP, Aletfcqi'taiiMrT, Perry, contractor mi t% Wajrjri fnafl, wr,g i'uail, requeuing }lftyn]ent % woi'lc dune on that road, ! Mr Rutherford reported that the work \m thoroilglily tluno, and the Board signed a ohequo for £(J to be paid to Mr Perry, The Board stated thai the Gums of £1 and £l4a would he held over till Perry's work on Hood's line was passed. Mr H, Vile then applied for permission to clear a short piece of land from the end of the Maori gardens to the road leading to Mr Miller's,

The Board agreed that if Messrs Hood and Walker consent to the proposed line, which Is on their land, the sum of £1 be haii'ded'to Mr Vile on the completion of the work, the said worlt 'tq bejjbne to the satisfaction of the Board, the width ohlie clearing to be 20ft. Mr Wingate asked the Board to sow the side of his bush road with grass seed. The Chairman offered a bag of seed if M r Wlpfg wou](| take it tip, As therg W no 'other' : business to trpsagt, the meeting terminated.

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