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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16289, 13 August 1918, Page 4

AKAROA-WAINUI ROAD BOARD * «• The monthly mooting of the Akaroa-Wainui Road Board was he!d at Duvauchelle on Saturday. Present—Messrs Geo. Armstrong (chairman), R. Pettisrrew, T. W. Wilkins, W. Warner, and D. McKay. An application from Mr H. Odell, Takamotua, to put a pipo line under tho road was granted on the usual conditions. Tho subcommittee appointed to confer with delegates from the County Council regarding the upkeep of the Council's grader, reported that the matter was not yet dofinitely settled. It was resolved to notify he public that tho bridge on the Beach road, Wainui, near itncphail's, was still -unsafe for traffic. Mr P. Shadbolt, French Farm, wrote complaining that his waterpipe line under the road had been cut by the grrd?r. The matter was referred to the foreman for a ro-ort. It was decided to call for tenders for spawling metal at Wainui, and for erectincr a concrete retaining will, on the Beach road near tho Akaroa town boundary. Tho finance rcnort showed reooipls £2-i, cr. balance £137 18s 4d.

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