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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 6300, 29 September 1915, Page 2

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lln AcinrrClninmn of , iMnanonOommiittP. Or Day 'mfc» , «» B^rouKh Council on Mo^hvT^ Unt the Baku's ovenS^* bnoa lodnced to £01-1, and it woillH I necc,sa,yto restrict «tT * wurkß ot nu urgent nature Tl Mayor pointed out that the elec'rid v Bcnemo was largely re.pon.ibli f? r depleting the general fund and he iS inm-uctefi the clerk to prepare.?^ statement wprcing the foimor sotha tlidOoimeii should know where it 6t ood! . T, h,° C^ T i;" lun »»d meraWa of thi Auckland L.hication noard wh.vh been touring thoß.ycrf'n^Jlfe thcoscqni.n of Mr McKe Uz fe, v u un-.ved previously-reached Tauran "i on Monday evening. They put un b ft the Tauranga hotel, wher/they^ mot by Mr FT Davis, Chairman r the District High School CW* A deputation from householders in the aroe.toudutiict waited upon them « the hotel to represent certain ma u or nJtccfmg Ino district, Ycsterdav njormng the Board members, together vi. h tho Architect to the Board attended at tho school grounds, where in exjunction with Mr fc T Davis, and MrC. Crabbe they went into various matters concerning tho school. Tho need for au increase! playing area was pointed out, and B U O tho o re , lnconvGiuanca caused hy the unstable accommodatiou in the school itself The members were much int^reatoi h the manner in which the school grouuds aro kept and cultivated, and expressed very high opinions on the work dune 1 he party left in motor cars at 10 a m for Waini*