CAMBRIDGE TOWN BOARD.

Waikato Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2098, 17 December 1885, Page 2

CAMBRIDGE TOWN BOARD.

A spfciai. mating of the above boaid \sas held mi TiiP'-diy evening. Piesent . Ci->. Hnughton (ch.mman), Ashcr, Hewitt, Hughes amKJiUet. Lor (iOl.— Only only ono tender was received for thi> allotment, that of Mr G. W. Russell of £10 ]icr annuiii for a lei-e of 21 yens. On ti«e uiotioii of Ci. llevvict, seconded hy Cr. H uglier, it was agreed th.it Mr Hnst-cll's tcndei! bo accepted conditionally on his erecting .v building theieon .it .1 ant of not less tli m £103 within twelve month-, the building to bo the property of the bn.nd .it the e\pn y of the lease. Gil \i'i:i.-iiUKKr.— The following tender* weie ii-ci'ived for the formation of the above street :— A. J. Format, t'2fl .):> ; M. Dillon, £33 !N. Forrest's teudor was accepted. Clk\iu\'g. — The following tenders were received for dealing Wilhiin and Hallstieets — iJ. Mu(iany, Wilham-stieet, It 8d p.'r chain, II ill street, In lid per chain. D. Hickev, William sticot, 1^ 10J, H.illstreet, 2> .V.d ; .McKeainoy, 2i 7d a chain all round ; ~'hi^ Rivers, William-stieet, 2-> lid, Hall-stri>« t, 2s lid; W. Hovvley, William stteet. Is lid. Hall-stieet, 2s 3d ; D. Stew.ut, 2s pei chain. McGairy's tender w.is accepted. j FoorpAin (,}ue\ srm:fcT.— The following tenders weie received for thu work :— J. Mcliany, 8d per j-aid ; A. J. Forrest, BJd ; T. Ryan, 7\d ; M. Dillon, 83d ; Biocklesby, Bd. Ryans tender was accepted. Gro->\ enoii —The following tondois were received for this work :— J. Mcd'any, Us per chain ;A. J. Forrest, Us (id per chain; M. Dillon, "13s, 5g Gd for road, footpath 2u ppr chain, and filling holes, oIK StewMt, 2s all through. Stewarts tender was accepted. C\h\vch\n's Cokni:k.— Mrs Carnachan wrote rofusing the bowl's olFer of £'20 for the comer ot (Jliipel-sticet, she wanted ATiO. It was ngieul to take MrWhitakei's opinion as to whether the corner could not be taken under tho Public Works Act. Naii\ f Hoksivi — It was agreed that Mr West by be allowed to chat go Is per head fot all native horoCb put in tho Government paddock. Si'oitrs Commit tkk. — It was agreed that tho Spoits Committee be allowed the uso of the bn.uds posts, wne and huidle u . Tho buaid could nut, howeser, on any account give the use of the Hall heats. Plui ie Hw.i. AtvOLNT.—lt was ngrppd that all moneys for tho use of the Public Hall be p.ud "at the town boaid office, and all applications for the use of same be made to the clerk of the board. Hah. Imphovemkni"s.— Mr Richardson, architect, estimated that the proposed nnpiovements to tho Public Hall would cost about £130. It wis agreed that 111 the piesent stito of the boaid's finances tho proposed unpioveinonts be not carried out.

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