WAIMAKARIRI HARBOUR BOARD.
The monthly meeting of the Waimakariri Harbour Board was bold on Monday nizht. Present— \V. Lioubleday (chairman), J. v, tight, JV. Alclntoaii, I>. Kdiconus, una -u. B. iivanfi. A iptter '.vas ieceivcd trom the Canterbury Progress Lsague asking the Bonrd if it would receive a deputation at its nest meoting, wbcu the lie ague's objects wouid bo explained. It was decided to receive the deputation. The Korth Canterbury Shcepfarmers* freezing Company wrote asking if the Board would be willing to 6cII or exchange certain property near the worke. It i was decided to meet representatives of the company on the grounds and. discuss the matter. The harbourmaster's report stated that the approximate depth, of wat» r on tho bar waa BJt. The bar wrs slill very wide, ard encroaching south. Since the last meeting the river had been in flood practically tho whole time, taking away a lot of the foreshore at Kairaki, and damaging the Saltwater Creek bridge to such an that it was now unejfe. Tfco report' *.r*s adopted, and it was dccided to ctil the atUution of the Borough Council to the state of the bridge. The Finance Committee's report showed; —Receipts £t3 15s lOd, bank balanoo £14 I9s 11a. —Adopted. The tender of tho Kaiapoi Shipping Company for the lease of buildings and sections iu Charles street was ! accented.
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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16404, 26 December 1918, Page 4
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