DEVONPORT AFFAIRS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 232, 29 September 1915, Page 7

DEVONPORT AFFAIRS.

At lsFt olstit> meeting of the Deronport Boroujrh CouncU tbc Depotj Mayor iMr .1 Heodersonl presided, and th.- Mlowlnß Crninclllor* were rrpfcent:—Slpsurv 'lajlur. Howl It. Stone. MrCallum. W right, and A. Nliod. Th* , two new members <Mf>»sr* Stone nnd Wrijcbti. wbo were oJe-ted to the f'ounrll, signed the sUmuiry declaration, and look their scatt .lUstrlrt Klre Brlßad<". —AftPr <-QB*:<le? able (lh.cusslon on the qofntlou of BttciKl luc flrpji outMrtc thr- bonndarlrai of the <JK irlrt. It was decided to refer th.- iiiattrr in th* Kirn BrUado r o mmlttw. t'burt-h Paradp.— Thp secrptarv of the Fire Brljrade erntc. rtatloe that a <-htir<-h jiflrade would he held on funilav next, on wblrn date TounrlUors were Invited to attPnn" It wa> derided to arr-prtt !hp invttntlon. the chairman favltifr fha' tin bopi'd all would make a special effort t'i attend Knglneers neport. In his repon the CDgIDMr to the Board RUtrd that the creen cwnrd belnp formed at the approach t> rbeltenhnm Bearb was well In band, the ftone wall beinK non completed The 743f: of drain nwivaar? in with tbe i 'onv4ilc**rrnt Home had completed nnd the pipeti hod he<>n laid In nmnctlnn with the dralnlnc of the outhnlldlDR 1 - at the r'ilUope r»<x-k risliiK muln In tbp Takapuna Boroupli. ntili h wa« found to have orn'-kei! dnrlnc the paM fortnight, the enclneer Ktated tlin; thp rif-eswiry rpp«lr» had (μ-imi effprUKl. alUiotich he thoußhi tbet thi. main would tl»aj« be a Kouri-e of trooblp. owlnn '" It iM-lne under the trnm line, and very clom- lo the Mirfacc of the pround