CAMBRIDGE DOMAIN BOARD.

Waikato Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1423, 16 August 1881, Page 3

CAMBRIDGE DOMAIN BOARD.

A Minting of this body took place on Wednesday last at the offices ot Messrs Whitaker and Sheohan. Thcie weie piesent, Messrs Wells, (Chaiim.ui), Knkwonrl, Fiohor, arid C.impbcll. The iniimtos of the previous meeting were road and coufiimed. 'Ihe Chairm.m st.itud that the sale of the limsc-j of the Domain Lands had ]ust taken place, and had been Aery satisfactory in their results '1 here had not been time to piepaie a detailed account of the sale with the letums, but an early incetiuy: of the Board would be convened, at which a full leport would be produced. The account of Mi Neal for photographing land-., £4 1% was passed for payment The Chaiiman was authored to pay auctioneers commission, 2\ per cent, on fiiofc je.u'h icnt. Racecourse Reserve. The f illowing letter was received fiom Me-sis F'ngussjn and Hewitt >c the above reserve. The Chairman, Cambiidge Domain Hoard .Dear Sir, -On behalf o( tin- Cambiidge |ock<) Club, w i 1 bctf to make applic ition loi .i It ascot illotmurit >.o 17, c ont.iimny about jo ai h-n I lu- Club .ire .it present in terms with Mi J ulm toi the purch.ist <>i .1 portion of his 1 md ,i<lli>niinif tins bock, <md .ire desirous to know fiiim \om Hoard on whaturms tlu'j uotild bi- lnthiud to jj'ant the Jockey Club alcisu, iay foi ii years.— \\ c are, .Sir, \otirs faithfully, ]<om ki Fi iua sso\, J. Hi win. Aftnr '-omo dibeus'sion Mr Kirkwood q ivo notice that at the next meeting 1 of the Board he would move, " That the lioaid jrrant a loa-e of lot No 17 to the Cambridge Jockey Club, for the term of 21 years, at the nominal rental of a shilling pur annum." — " That the Fanner's Club or any similar as&ocation be allowed to use the giound for cattle show purposes, and also that the Volunteers be allowed the use of #iound when they reqimo the same for Volunteer reviews, dulls, and exercises, subject nevertheless to the condition that the ullotment bo feucod, and laid down in pcimanent pantuie at the expense of the Jockey Club." — " That allotments No. 18 and 19 be reserved for public recreation purposes." It w;ia also resolved that Mr Wells be authorised to employ any cleicial assistance necessary. This terminated the bubine^s, and the Boaid then rose.