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Tho monthly meeting of tho Ciist Board wa.s held on July !>Hi. Present Messra ¥. E. Fairwoatiaer, H. MeC. Tipping, W. S. Irvine- and G. Owen. It was agrml to give £15 to tho North Canterbury Conrt «t the- Exhibition. Tho c;ork reported that tho BrnncttsGlcntui road wan*?d cev:«i\-il fotrlu made, and the stones broken nnd rolled down. It wns decided that- tho Board should inspect thn Citst school p;roniid as a Hoard of Honlth, as it was in a \rc± an:) foddc.i si-nks and injuri-oue to tho hcallh of the children. It was decided to write to tho Water Board, stafcin& th.nt the water at tho back of Mr Tlios. Walker's hou«o was in a very bad state, «nd wain ted cJ-r>- 'ng out, «cj tho irater was lying eragn uit in the race nnd wan likely to can-:! somo sicknees. ilr J. T. Cuter intoiv-cwcd the Board, avkini; that eonio of tho trees might bo cut down in Reserve No. 362, to allow tho sun to pet to his house. Messrs Tipping and Cowen wore requested to see what trees required felling. A petition was received asking tho Board to call a ratepayers' meeting to consider a iTi-ii'V'f!"" i<. g a it'in g waier igfjpr on to Mr William Anderson's land. It was agreed to obtain legal opinion as to non-rafcopaye'iß eigniiifj the petition. Accounts totalling £17 13s 8d were • passed for payment.