TE AWAMUTU PUBLIC HALL.

Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2055, 8 September 1885, Page 2

TE AWAMUTU PUBLIC HALL.

Out own cone-pond v nt wutes • -A meet iiicr "f the Public \l ill tin -.tec-, was l)"kl mi Saturday evening, when .ill weie pie-ent but two. Mi Walton w\s ippomt'd chairni.iti and lieasinei. It w.is tin ided to effect sundry liiipiowuients Midi as itpaninc; the p<"<-h, il'>m. A.o , but as thi'ic arc iu>t sutticicnt funds m hand to put a new roof on the budding that in.iUei mn4 stand om till tlio tiu^tees liv\u nione\ enniif,'li to do it. [ think it H'oiild be ad M-^mle fni the ciiininittee to pi»t up a, cmi u'ltinaid nt the. hall funds. K\en iiixlei th" most ta\o»n ib'.e conditions it will t lUe four hi five liionths, pel hips even lon^ei to aceu nullah' euoii^h money to effect nrcts saiy re)) in^. The roohn^ alone vmII .il)s.»ili all the money likely to accrue within that time, and theio .ire othui iu>pio\enie.nts which aiu intently leiinui'd. Lining, stagni}?, and ceding .ue nece^saiy bt'foie the building cmbu considered complete. Its accoiistic piopeitics aie \t>ry nifeiioi, hut a (fie it alteiation could be m »de m this d)iectn>n by havniß lfc ceiled. A pi cat sauntf in the cost of a new loof could be efit cted by usiii;,' lion instead of shingles It is cheapei and more pern anent. Howevei tho mattei is in the hands of men who will do tlu> best they can.