MEETING OF THE WASTE LANDS BOARD.

Bay of Plenty Times, 8 February 1879, Page 3

MEETING OF THE WASTE LANDS BOARD.

•■*' m "^-KATiKAfI CROWN 'GRANTS.' - ■ .^S^> fay 'i_L_^_ilC*'TEL C E"aRAPU.'3 ■aoD srjoUlK-T^it ■■•'■' ■•. :: '- c i tiKi {EROKjppR'pWN jaOU?_SB?PNDES r T.) ,' - :^A^^-tii^tihfof:t-re 'WoSte'Lafids on • *|Kulsl^. aeveral «matter_:of interest to the .-_/^__rf_6JS^%-^'^,a'4':frpm f -the rMinister of iandfif a'cfinowledgihg" the receipt of the C)rowuU-ifthgS:'«xre*po_tJ ..{;TheV letter ex-;" .stoiiedith<^*pprov_l of the Government, ahd li^y^S #^c *C_:pwnlGrahta whic h were aot» .n^'ftome fiDstenc% Ye'cpmmended'; 'they ,|?,Ql_idileay(£. the :ftpplica'tion3_ri the hands of The ' Chairman" -Teferred- to thr^e- letters which had been .received .at, la-at, meeting frijfli tueff'lran^rWMr "ET^ll);..!!! reference to three applications Tpr Crpwh. Grants. In s^O',|u s|a^icsp, ttao. ; terma of , occupation had 'fi6t~^o^Q^^e^^ith', arid in; tbe. third the •exte"Qtiofi._^-«ii.Tjltivated j did : not meet the requirements of the. Act, and he saw no good f rfaj9ft,fpy , hig,.the. kPTO of his previous reco_ame_t__-tio_ti r -" Al " : "-- '^- li> v - '"' vWitf&M&eedi tettK-Jfeard to.adopt the S_FC_4 l "i. I n*-Sn-i.*T/ij . ■• * recommgnqltion rpithogelnstahees. > .-- & _^g]^iioMs&^xm,\whOr had applied foi; a ®^p| rat^ i %i^- tisos, recommende_itO_i the ground fttHat his cultivatioi-8 that^sMc^^the i^^6_i%fuJ'be.n'fUT_dshed, l^e. had complied withtheconditions. ! .::' ■*-^4«jS]tf3a_'s&ithHt thr.-ipphpattt'i.as only an.' 7|^§«^|.o?^^|^e;ciilj_-,yft^on '.required ( by the ' ; r^_a^onfli !! andih6 JEfoard^ a^ed to r recom-' A^ih§^k u i^&ti-s^^eht- for 'the Rev R.,i BB*aus__^__»S__*^'tff'^^ through a po-gto^l^-rWU^ng 4 ' On reference" to the plan, _ali'*|^^r|djthat a portion of the road went ti^^c&XJmirch Mission property, and a pßifoonthroiigh Crown land^, It J . wouldbei'as^ml iii dpehin^tlie latterfor division into allotments' an^ijfc was agreed to .onipfy TAiraANGA^CHod Ir COMMITTEE. "A '________k'Cf' of"^t_ie a T-.ura-iga" School Comfcfl&Hfeßl w^j^eid^ff jlhf' %jssqu£ ' on F -_!_^o_»y o 'caning" last". ~ i.resen.— Messrs -.^l_.c_ek.ke l^ei_ai__nari)' J; C: ,; youhg, : R. , j,^9i^ M C<^^ypGiUlh'a^, 'tod Maxell. ,lo,r& r 9WColar'>frofn tthe. of -Education, Auckl__n<_^>w^r^'^ rela- . tive ,to ihejiomination (Mi Qtodidates <for. the ' Board. ifiao/.. . , JtwMpropoßeiby,Mi^hodM, .995pn4ed,'by ! ' Iftr 'Maxwell 'and wirried .unanimpjißly, that the following gentlemen h e nominated ;— T '' T'-ZKaakXsm3d&- J Haultain, and Frederick Larkins.'' ""'**"' j . . : (_Tkf-" u hj^ot:r___j-t__ag tp'tl^ch'jf.ti&e&eht of the child John McKinney W-ttJi-th'Sn -brought : forward. f Yjt \rvnhn ■■U^^-qf- •'•A-Af. iy&fr j . The father of __the.__.hild being present^ : Mr J. C. Yoimg/^ueated-jljh^tyt^e circmnj- 1 BtmcS-^aM^Hh^iiMi\)ment might .. also -ie-goao-intor-«s--_rt^he~"t_me of "the ' occurrence he^s,ftl>sent in Auckland. Mr i Young having'beeh^ made acquainted with the peHrticuls-rs, thte-sdiool-newter -was called in, who, making hjs statement, retired! A w^rrd 'd&_u_-iofrensu_d, andji-ventually, the following resolution was proposed by b^. r MrrJ}(;:o.,-jY^g,Tto'd.iseediided by/Mr P 1 "- Maxwell, " That the Committee are of opinion that the conduct of Mr Goodwin, in resj^feto his chatisement^jpfc McKinney 's b^jfl^e^ing : %^^-drjaalrp^^^ This w«St|gj»iide^ by Mr Conway todcarried by the casting%pte of ,t_te chaiijnan. *• j i This concludMl thtf husincss of the' meet7'? v v.- '•,.'••> : ing. ij _ v 'v ; '•