DOMAIN BOARD

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19883, 12 May 1936, Page 10

DOMAIN BOARD

TE AWAMUTU RESERVES.

oultrrlou or PARK "nuns. I (Times Representative). TE A\\'i\.\lL‘Tl', Tuesday. Following the regular meeting of the I To Awnmutu Borough Ilouncii last ovenlng. the same members sail for the annual meeting or the To .\wamutu Domain Board Mr G. Spiniey; presided. l The clerk. Mr I). Bociieii. [WP-1 son-ted the annual report and bainm'e-l’ sheet. The receipts were shown at] £l7B and the credit baiam-r at $93.1 The report and balance-sheet were! adopted. The chairman said it was pleasing‘ to see the Beautirying Society doing such fine work in the Bunk Street. licsorvo. When the Aihrrt Park grand—stand scheme was proceeded with the credit balance would br- totaliy absorbed. Eulogistic reference was madi‘ with regard to the work done by Mr H. Swain as custodian of Srlwyn Park. the motorist ramp reserve. The Waips Cricket Association‘s otter or £2 ms in payment of the £3 outstanding ground rent was acoopted. Vlotol-ll Pork anlllon. Mentionins that the Bowling Club hod refused the Beautitylng Society‘s ule of the grandstand at Victoria Park, Mr H. C. Rainey asked for information resuming the club‘s tenure. Mr Spinlay said that he was not sure of the terms or the tenure. but the pavilion was the property or the Domain Board and the Bowling Club certainly had no right to refuse the Beautifylng Society access to the building. its recent decision was very regrettable. The chairman said the board dati—nitely owned the pavilion. while Mr 3. Gifford mentioned that tho contents of the pavilion and part. of the equip—ncnt belonged to the Bowling Club. “ I! the bowlers will not. allow the building to be used by the Beautlfying Society it must expert to my mort‘ for the axclusive right," said the i'lltllrman.

""3519 matter was left for the (‘lc‘l'k to investigate the terms of -the Bowling Club's tenure.