SOUTH RAKAIA ROAD BOARD.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17428, 12 April 1922, Page 4

SOUTH RAKAIA ROAD BOARD.

At the monthly meeting .of the South' Bakaia Boad Board there were present— Messrs A. J.. Magsou-(chairman), T., Blacklev J Lambie, H. J. Crothers, and H. A. Hasrison. A deputation from the Bakaia " Soldiers' Memorial Committee waited on th 6 Board arid conveyed the thanks of the com--mittee to the Board for- tb.9 .gift of a site and for other assistance rendered. An invitation- was also extended to the Board to be present at the unveihng ceremony on Auaac Dayi The chairman and secretary were authorised to-interview Mr. C. Grey with'reference to'damage to the Acton road. The secretary of the Hakaia Public Library wro*e esking the Board for financial help for +he -institution. The clerk' was -instructed to ascertain if the Board had power to assist. Tie Chriatchuroh' Scouts' 'Association wrote asking Board to appoint a representative to a meeting,to be held in Christchurch. The letter was received. Mr C. Tucker forwarded hisi reaignation. as caretaker of the windmill, and the olerk was iastructed to advertise for ft sew careteker. The Po«4 Office "authorities wrote stating that" they were not r liable to clear broom, etc., from road frontages. An application, from Mr C.."W; Werrdelken for some tress was left to the clerk to deal with. Messrs Lane and Neave applied for the transfer of the late D. G. Holmes's- Somerton «6tate. The request was agreed to. Accounts amounting-to £153 12$ Bd' vKie'.veesed i°- parent