WHAREAMA ROAD BOARD.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2380, 23 August 1886, Page 2

WHAREAMA ROAD BOARD.

3?h« ordinary meeting of the above Board wm hold at the rosideno# of Mr J. Orippa on Saturday last. Present—Messrs George Moore (Chairman) E. Meredith, R. R, Meredith, John R Elder. \ i_^T Tho minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. A letter was received from the clerk of the Caatlepoint Board to Mr Hugh Cameron, explaining why Mr Cameron's name had not been placed upon the rate roll, Mr R. R. Meredith submitted a state* ment obtained by himself, and Mr Morrison, as delegates from the.Board, showing a credit balance of £4912s 6d in account with tho Csstlepolnt Board, . The following motion of which notice hiwl been given by Mr Morrison at the previous meeting was put: ''That at tha next ordinary meeting of the Board he (Mr Morrison) would move that the resolution striking a rate be rescinded, and that the advertised rate of jjth of a penny in the £ be struck." .Seconded by Mr Moore and carried. jfr The Chairman gave notiifPthat he would move at the next meeting " that the resolution passed at last meeting re-.

the election of Measra Mace and ■ be rescinded. - Mf E. Mereditii moved tlint discussionsfeteto'eiit of. accuunt lubliiitted by {feVdelegaies be adjourned , ponding a* , repiv to their commuuicutiun uaking the Board- to-confirm the statehe Clerk was instructed to furninh th# of tlie-.bartk of New-South Wales 1 .''foith a statement of tllo amount of .rates Available' for the financial-year ending >'*' 31st March 1887, and other particulars nocesstirj' in connection with opening the \ Board's account at tho Bank. of the by-laws regulating the woight of loads to bo carried on roads .within tho Couijtvjmd also to obtain a schedule of' siicli^p. The clerk was further instructed to the notice for the collection of vates •7 now duo as early as possible, - • Accounts amounting to £351550 d wore •" passed for payment. ' ■ " ' The next meeting was appointed to-bb held'on Saturday the l)tli October, at 11 ; Tho meeting thon adjourned.