CAMBRIDGE.

Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 31, 5 February 1910, Page 2

CAMBRIDGE.

"A meeting of the Ijoamlnffton Town Board iras held on Thursday evening. The clerk Olr Ollard) was appointed registrar of dogs, tie remnnpration beinjr Sd and 1/4 per colfar for fnose sold at 2/6 am? 5/ respectively. The members also sat as the Domain Board. The Chairman said the improving ceeded wirh. and the boat swings that ia<l tieen erected were much appreciated. It "was decided to have -the cemetery cleared of al! noxious weeds. Th-r> Puietura Roa<J Board met on Friday. The Chairman reported iShe Auckland Savings Bank had refnsed to have four debentures of £100 each for the high-level bridge loan, transferred to the Leamington Town 'Board. sr> that Board womld have to go on payin; thorn the interest nnti] they conld raise a loan from the Government, abont •which there appended srane difficulty. The Government District Engineer had certified to tt? sum of £92 4/5 having been spent cpon the Roto-o-rimsrl-road, but £95 7/5 had been espendnd by the Board, and it -was resolved to write and Inqnire why 4he dedbcti'in mid been made. Cambridge Eoad Board accepted TV. Eastwood's tender. 10d per yard, for gravelling the Flume-road at Fencourt. For horsing the road prader. at per day, W. J. Trubshaw's tender. 27/6, was accepted. Mr James Anderson has sold his farm at ipuk-e-iinu *o ilr Norman 'Macty. of "Wai Tallev. at £24 per acre. The farm is one of th»' best in the district, and is in firstclass "order. It comprises 204 acres. ilr llaeky will take possession on the Ist of