KIRIKIRIROA ROAD BOARD.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 3166, 8 October 1892, Page 2

KIRIKIRIROA ROAD BOARD.

The monthly meeting of the Kirikirirna Road Board was held in the Waikato (Jounty Council Chambers, lliiniilton K.tst, at '1 p.m. yesterday. There were present: Messrs Prinii-Dso (chairman), Coates, White and Gillett. itßi'AiKS WAXTEU.-MrT. Ciirless wrot-i pointins; out the necessity of havini; something done to the road leading to the village settlers" secti'Uis north of Xi»aru;uvahia. lie had elYecLed some repairs himself, but asked that .some assist inu-j be Riven him.— Mr Wliite was authorised to inspect this road and report at next meeting. FuuzK. — The clerk reported that the chairman had authorised him to stiy pioceediiins against T. H. Willau with refer ence to clonrinu furze, as he considered Willau was performing all that was required. Tkn'okks.— The clerk was instructed to oUI for tenders for forming the Taupiii Road, as applied for by Mr Xicholls at last lueti-tin?.

M.xNOAWHARA KoAn.—Mr Welsh wrote as to tlia Mansawhara Houl, by whi;h lio had access to his place, where liu had resided for 17 y«:tiv. .\[r (jlur.'loii, ni.m if;.iof thfi Woodlands Kstnt"., had nnw fenced liim out, and lie could not got. out from his place, eviin witli a Imr.je, and ho w.\< iwt iiblo to send his children to school.—The Cliiiinnau said they were deviating in tins part, and when completed wonM at onc« try to n:al;t! the roid tlirousrh l!if swamp passable.—The matter was relene I to Mr Maclean for him to report on as uai-ly as possible, and the clerk was instructed tu writo to Mr John Cordon, asking him what assistance ho would -jive in making this road.

I'lr-ics.—Mr C. 11. Smith wrote asking the Hoard t i have the pipe* in Te Aimli is'.re'c 1 mi!; il to, as t.li.-v hi ! bvn slipped np._Mr i.v.-.f-s -.lid fie ivprs ha I be.-n stopped tin dnrin« the lau hc-.0-y r.nii, but WIM-.l II.SV flVl\

(Jn.VKKTs.— The surf ico mm repoitvla number of culvert* in vaii.-us p.irts of the districts which require. rephciii'-T, and a bridge m-ar Woodlands needed r .'pairing. 1C was decided t" fret the neco.->ary pipps to replace the various culverts, and Mr White "•us requested to seo the bridge before next meeUni; anil report.

L'Yxns.—Tim clerk reported that at da to Die Board's aet'ounl was i. , ! , 1;> 15, 11.1 in α-eda.

I'm-: Tukks.—Air dates pointed out lh.it ;i miinln r "f pine trees thei'iaki) road, at Section L".IO were becoininer dangerous to trathc and tho clerk was iu■■triiel il lo wiito In tho owner to remove them.

'l'.\ rHA K.— Mr C»ales s.iid that with r.'fi-tvjuvi in the road, which ln> \v;n app.inteil at last meetlutr to inspect was too l:irt:e a work for a layman to undertake. Asal'M't t ; ll tli.iins wipiilil [-('((iiiro and tl.eie wo.dd be two cullies to cross, it would be Ue t u-r t> employ an t'lnjiiit'i'r. 'I'lio matter was deferred to ne\t meetiui;. 'I'liliKi-.-lt was decided to cnll for I, udeis for uliviriiii; tin) litreo I ■ a width of t w.i chains on the tramway r ..\d from >S. Willis to the south-west' corner of J. llastie'sfariu.

Kα u> Ci.osis,;.—Mr T. 11. Whitu iimvrd that in cuiiii-otioii with tin: n -ui cl"-iii(T .it Chiu.l.laii.U Sul>s,Tt ; "ii S of SectiMii ill ~f tlu< l'uliik- Works Act, ISJI-J, Ivi CMiipli.M with. S.'i'.nuli'il by Mi liilli'U airl i-nrricd. I'ho rl.-i-U was iiiitrnctcl lo publish Uio linal iidlii'o in coiuii'L-tioii with the rnail du viati.m at Woodlands. I'aymkni's. V.. .1 ■•Ims'iii, ISs ; A. ],od;i,', Li ; Mrs Lovll, Ss Id ; Wilkinson, iLMid ; M. KuVv, '.•:. I-L'd. I'niiMATliiN.-'l'ho cl'.ainnar. was in MnuU'd to insprct theronl In I ween .Me~r» Iliinrsaiid l'illiiiK'saiid i-.dl t..i-tcnd-rs f r th.' iicd'.ssary fi-nnatimi. Kivi-r. llo'.ui.—Tho c-t of ilu; bridge or ivrnl onhi-il on this r,,a 1 as re hy Mr K.irrer wotil.l c-t Ul I I'.M, ai.d a L'lin pipe i-nl\ .-!•: L'l - - , IPs. 'I'i'e o! Ik w.is in -tn.et-'d to iiifi.nn Mr 1" nn ~st . t'i ■ t '.i.-t ..f the work and to a-k him iiir a ci ntrihuli.in towards it. Tin- w. rk i-- to be !i:i(l('i-I iki'ii .-.t one.-! byitliH smfaee m.-ij:.