MANDEVILLE AND RANGIORA.
The monthly meeting was heldonJiftL Utb. Present—Messrs Macfarlane (CW man), Edwards, Stalker, Wellaos •«, Captain Parsons, it was decided thfW I pairs be made on Kaiapol-Ashley rose,« f recommended by the Surveyor, and*too«{ put extra shingle on road new SW!; bridge. The work on Hinemanne iiw* was referred to thu Snrvejor, he alsa »< arrange to repair Lamb's road, and KM* [- stream road to be patched. The WIJomhJ i were agreed to—North road, 40 cesjM >\ with 2vds screened shingle pee ci- 1 !'-. Weston'a road, 2yds unscreened ««» per chain; Oxford roid to be patched> ww ■ metal broken from Fernalde gr&™\jß: the latter pic to be fenced with aW® * wire and standards. A petition from m M. A. Joeling and teh others asked W». footpath along the Oxford road, buis it *» decided the railway took so much««* road there was not room for a footpaj* ■' Mr H. Croft offered £2 a rear 6* ; E/reton Junction gravel - pit. *? dined, the same being already leerf*; Mr W. Baas, for leave to exorcise pe«*«* > sion given two years ago to P' S r under the road between Sections«<*>,»»:. 1023. Agreed to. Rev. G. P. JW| waited on the Board on behalf of t ■, six Maori* and two ratepayers, wi» • , request that an extra three /« d *>*| ; ehfngle to the chain be put on Uje Wg road, Maori Reserve. It was deeJfed*®* , if the Natives g*ve the gravel *!• &#* i quantity would be put on. A | of Messrs .7. -A. Brown, B. Li39arifesKH I Young, E. Wilson, and F. Becker atoW J Iα support of a memorial to haveQSiss | Bash road opened;. also a rood bet««w £ K.S. 2:J7and 319. It was decided the * veyor report on the Church Bush ro&ei » fi the nest meetinp, but owing to the tt»* i owners having signed for the *>*& w : r tweeuJ?.S. ztf -and aio to be.awd * »• ; drain t!»e. Board conld not eiitertaia t»* i application. In reply to an | from Mr J. Bowie, the I directed to report on on ooUat lOfJ 1 | retoinert upon Mr Bowie * torm. _«g i decided that the MandeviUe HwBJ | be informed it Lad exceeded I ment to raise the side of the jo»» | No. 1 drom. It was reeolved to tf»« j> | per dozen for small birds. Accoaflg I i>245 Sa, were passed, and the Board »*"-1 journed. _ I
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Press, Volume XLVI, Issue 7341, 20 June 1889, Page 6
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