ONE-TREE HILL ROAD BOARD.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 183, 2 August 1913, Page 9

ONE-TREE HILL ROAD BOARD.

—■— A meeting of the One-Tree Hilt K°ad Board was held last craning, when there were present: Messrs E. A. Craig (rjtalrti.■■:.-», ItOWO, Debbie, Dykes, and ShrewsA Xew Ilatc,—At a special mceilotf held before ordinary -business vim dealt -.vitlj, it was decided to strike a special rate of 1-.VJ la lie C to carer fie unpaid balance- £4,----470) of the £10,470 loan. The Cbainnan said that the rate was proposed In accordance with the Instructions ot the Stale Guaranteed Advances OJllrc, and was rendered aoneeeMary by the Increased valnarlone, the step betae merely a formal one. TkeM weald be no need to collect the rate, wMcn ova* calculated on the old valiifrUons. Motor Car Regulations.—A set of by-laws r'gnlarlng mot/,r traffic In tlie dJ.irrli.-t was adopted, subject to confirmation in due form *t ii later dale, 'Die prorii loci included a speed limit of 30 uilJe* an hour, aad 4 miles rnnnd r-omera, the latter speed in lie observed when panning a tmmear ballad lot the purport of inking up or set' t-'ng dawn pusenjfer*, A I:, lvii":'.; Matter,—A letter wan received from the Ilemnera Jtotd Beard cxprsssln* aarprlmi at tho Hoard's aliunde In declining to fCMpt any liability for the' «oßMriicllon of a ■ t. r ii-iv.-it.-r drain leading bito the Hennera district, con lowing ilia lit was eotuilraclcil principally for the lieneflt of One-tree Hi 11.,. McmiierH expressed the opinion iii.if Die JJonrrl had originally agreed Ui pay H proportion of tbc coat, mid that there .was some Justice In (ho Ilciiincra Hoard's contention, Tiie matter was re ; ferrod to the engineer. lighting.—in reply in :i complaint Unit r«s lamps were Irrcgaluriy iljjhtcd, the Cus Co. wrote suiting lint tho trouble could probaMy lie obrlateil If resident* would lake the trouble torloc-Uiera tip when any particular lamp was not lit regularly. All such defects wouM- bo promptly attended 10. The clockwork controllers usually worked quite satisfactorily, but It was po«Mblc that some of ibem were a little out of order. The letter was received.