NEW FERRY BUILDINGS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 230, 25 September 1908, Page 2

NEW FERRY BUILDINGS.

—• — The following report of the _üb-conimit-lee appointed toVonsidcr a« to new ferry buildings was read at the meeting of the Harbour Board this afternoon:— Mr Wiseman submitted plans ot three-story and of four-story buildings, with details, aud, alter coiu-dera-tiou, it was resolved: '-That plau marked A' for four-stury building covering the whole area ot foundations, l>e approved." The architect submitted estimate of cost of budding at .-56,000. It was resolved: — -That the architect l>c directed to pre-

pan (nan .uiu . buildinir to i-uvr unolf area or nundiitionft a* shown on plun marked A.' That the question of stone to )c used in building !><■ determined tierei.fter. Tliat no quantity (surveyor !>»' in rclalion to tenders f"r buildup as now rfteonunt'ndcd." Mr. Stewart's siccouut for nut [iiantitips for th<> prnpoacd new ferry milding*: Mr. !<ti?wart"s letter and ae•oinit for (jikin? out quantities was con- J jderftd. when it was rrftolve^l: —"That in ' elation lo qiwnt'uv surveyors aecouru J 'or sorvifCrt in calling for tenders for iropospd new forry offices, find whicil vpTf not ojvjied by the Hoard. Mr. Stewart be offered (without prejudice) a oe not exceeding JJf)OO a≤ payment in ull for all his services in connection with ho preparation of bills of quantinos for ie\v otiice.s." of clause one was deferral until next meeting, to hear the report >f tin . City (Jounfil'd ()e]mt,ation to tt'.? ■>outh to inquire reparding stone for the Town Hall. Clause two was rec-ommend-L'd to be adopted.