RESTING STOCK
POSITION AT MATATA
An opinioii, was received by the Whakatane County Council at its meeting on Monday lrom the County solicitor to the elfect that the couneii had no power to make a by-law prohibiting stock being rested in course ol' droving at any particulni place on a township public road oi i main highway unless such placc was within three miles from a borough or town district. Stock beinu rested must however, |>e kept undei proper control. This referred to Cr F. J. ]-»urt'> complaint cencerning damage i"-'-VSaLata, said -he chairmnn. 'M noticc the press is very busy,' «i;d Cr IT. C. McCready. '"I v.ouk like h'm to make a correction of inj "eported remarks at last month' :nceting. I said the best way to over "oniL' the difficulty at Matnta wouh V to shirt the hotel, rot shut it a ! \v;5 S jimdv to say. "f only said shift it ; 1 world' no' like to cause ary deaths in Matat; ;hy ' hiittiug i*'' he nddo.l sa>i!inj.i/
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 53, 23 August 1939, Page 8
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170RESTING STOCK Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 53, 23 August 1939, Page 8
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