PAPAKURA TOWN BOARD.
At the monthly meeting of the I'apakura Town Hoard a letter was reetived from Mr. I. 1.. Guillard in refer-
enee to carting metal from his quarry in Iliimm (iorw. lie <,(Tercel lo supply (with liri-juiliee lv hi-- leL-iil rights) r.O yards delivered fr f cost ou iliimm Koad and r,ii yards free at the i|iiarrv. the board to pay* cartage. Key. Wood. Mr. Milne and iii,'- ■•liiilrninii rMr. Nicholson) were ii|j|ininti-d In investigate the proposal. A letter was receiver! from the Railway Department advising ihe board of the site selected by the Department for the pro-i,u-e,l new station, also intimating that •:c,.-,ii would have to be paid by the people interested before going on with same. The proposed site is richt outside the Pupukui-a boundary, anil consequently not rhe slightest use. or benefit to anyone living in l-apakuni. Tlie letter was received aud passed on to the Rev. Mr. Wood, who is in charge of the matter. The board appointed Messrs. Jlilne, McCall and Weir to form v committee to look into the whole question of defininc a proper stock road leailiiis into the town from ihe north end.
.Mr. Mei-all moved and ir was agreed thai Ihe drainage scheme known as A 2 he adopted.
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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 252, 23 October 1924, Page 12
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