ROAD BOARD MEETINGS.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 3006, 20 October 1891, Page 3

ROAD BOARD MEETINGS.

.#- TAOTAOUOA liOAIMi. TIIK above b..|y net at the Cnteimn 11..1,1. Cmbrid'.e, .... S.'lll.lay.at 11 a..,.. IVo-ent.: Me-srs S. 5..M.„, (eliairmanl, .1. Bailey. 11. U. P.rim.-ki!l and .1. J. Turner. 'The m.uufe.s of the las', meeting were r 1 and ciilirined. (.•|K.:u.\n-.-Sever.d eirc'ilais were receive,! iiMinnK-t them beiiiu one. from the Auckland I'ne. inci.il Agricultural Society " PI'KKTI rr RciAP. —Mr Turner said Wultam had d'Uie the repairs to which he (Mr Toiner) h-.d call-d alteriM-n at Hie fait meeNm,'. There was another je.int »f ||„. road that also need., i uttenti'Ui—ho believed it was an imnni-rifd contraefa„,l he suggested that the work should be completed before hay harvo-t commenced, lis all available labnir would be required when that time arrived. The other ineni-b-rs n-'ieeiuc, Mr Turner was autlioi i-,v! to get' the work done at a C'.-r n-t excnndiiu £10, but as much under that amount a-possible. FINANCi:. —A' date the I. >ard was m tredit t'l2l Us 2d. Qoi'.ea nice balance in theso times. AccocxTS.— The follouinrr aeco-ints were pnssnd fi.rp.vue ot. after whieh toe !Wd HPWi-Geoire Watt itn, f!) -Is 3d; Thus. Wattam tl! 13s. _ r-AMBUiDriK P.OAi) no.vr.D. This Board met at Oam'itid'.'e, on Saturday, at p.m. Presint: Messrs Forrest (chnirtnun). B.n'.ny, Patmi. and IMckerim.'. The minutes of the previous meeting wero read and duly confirmed. pKNCOfiiT llOAlili.—The eliaiimm relioi'terl that only one tender had b-en re,ceive.l for Rl-iivellinc this roaii, viz.. This Wattam at Is per cubic ve.ro'. His estimate for the work was KM per v ird ; hliad therefore, deferred either aeeee.tm- or rejecting the tender until he had 'he opinion of the Board on the matter. Ihe Board had everv conhdeneo m the chairman and instructed him to tret the work dune, Krantmir him discretionary powers us to the payment to he made for it. Mi J. R. S. Richardson had complained of the .state of this road. He is to bo informed that the work will be proceeded with forthwith. This was all tho business.