HARBOUR BOARD.

Auckland Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 270, 16 November 1887, Page 5

HARBOUR BOARD.

eeting of this Board yesterday iff 8 ; letter of the Lyttelton Har•j[ r ftcrnoon offering to sell fcwo sfceara rB ° a r ; e9 at £5,250, was referred to Wr* ' . .nd Tariff Committee. He * ff °.c reckmation contract, the Board <>o to its previous decision !__ action re the piloting oi Z&***l as approved, and the ques- £*•>" llf generally was referred Sof P Ks and Tariff CommitJ MM? Hannaford light, Mr l«* • Jrted that Messrs Henderson, tttian himself had come to the con- «' iDk3a f n li an inspection of the models, **?• Sutton was of no practical value that tbe une» of a lig hthouse. The Board frWgSU the Government to take up *•?£ but decided to reply to Mr lie V»K\m it had full confidence the would deal with B"" 36 [I.! on its merits. The application jjjj matter ■« y Company lor office of Al *__£-•'on Victoria wharf ***£& to the Works and Tariff p3 r£ The whole of the corresCommitwe. 110 t }_ e conduct of the ellCe T he fen'V steamers Eagle and m*il referred to the Works and Victoria M ff.. w _ t i_ power to take evifrSPgfShorts of the Work, and ftVomniittee and Financial and Legal tffttce (publisl-i in our last issue) ,(U adopt"*.. account.—An account SSS'G. Fraser and Son, for ttoDl 'h'n the placing of the caisson, etc., *£&» I to the Finance and Legal "*-L« who were instructed to consult Co f{ Ware, it being stated that the ** «ce3ve. Mr Ware had deducted !S?6d from tho account, but some *w 0 f the Committee thought that it SKfc&we been reduced by this ■"f Stinie discussion took j>lace as to »Etbe officers of the Board were re- * Jhle or not for the necessity which had •r f. theteeXras, and it was resolved, ZM +t,Aml.tterb> again referred to the £KScomn;ittee,and that they HlSMtake legalabvice asto-the ZTof the Board with respect to m Fraser and Son's account." Ibis was all the business.