WAIKATO ITEMS.
FIRE AT FRANKTOS. (By Telegraph.—Own Correspondent.). HAMIKTON, this aay. A fire occurred at Ftankton last "ejiinft by which a live-roomed house owned ny Mr. Bullock, and occupied by Mr. Cocnram. was destroyed. There had been no nre in the house after 1 p.m., and the cause » ;i mystery. The insurances are: House, £200, In the Suu: furniture, iv tU, ' The Hamilton Borough Council last nigiit declined au invitation to be present at tue reception to the Irish delegates on June It decided to apply the coronation s uDSI "J of £250 for swiWmiug bathe. Ellis «£ Burnaua have just spent £700 on " adl ''°°f to their factory, but the inspector rcportea that it did not conform to the building ny laws. It was decided to Inform the flrm that the Council insist on the by-laws neing complied with. A special meeting to be held to reorganise and all the Borough departments. The w° ma '° Board decided to invite the sports societies to appoint three representatives anu H "T horticultural societies two f f to confer with the board as to requ remenai A committee was appointed, consisting °J Messrs. YounK, Atkin, Barton, ana x '°"- draft a Domain BUI -for approval, and ™ dcavour to have it put through next sessiu
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 124, 26 May 1911, Page 6
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