PARNELL.

Auckland Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 15, 19 January 1892, Page 3

PARNELL.

Et '*a"L? me l ns oftbe above was »*: taP* There were « attendfltir; '.-; 1 "? r . a( | Geor S c (Mayor), in the _*>~,,•»:. i,n Snt, McCabe, Savaee ,fn_ut C M 6 V" ,d(Sa y' • i° mJ , 3 Stow wrote askrflwssion to place a crossing over

the watercourse opposite his; premises in Brighton Road. The application was lodged late, and deferred to next meeting. The Mayor asked Mr Gardiner to notify ratepayers that letters on questionsi of this sorb ought to be lodged earlier than just the day of the Council meeting. Dogs in Parnell.-A letter from Inspector Broham was received, notifying that Constable Hobson had been instructed to enforce tho Dog Registration Act mxar"VNew BuR_ESS.-Mr J. J- Craig applied to have his name placed on the burgess roll.—This was granted. School Pathway.-Alfred Stevens wrote asking that the pathway from the school to the firebell should bo tarred and sanded.--Mr Reynolds objected to the pathway in front of the Council room being so treated as it would only bring the children round making a fearful noise in playtime.making work difficult. It was not the play only, but tho quarrels (laughter).-Ib was .'resolved that the pathway should be done to the Council boundary. — Cr. Gay asked that tenders should be called for the painting of the firebells and Council chamber.