PAPANUI PROGRESS LEAGUE.
- The monthly moetinj of the Panama Progress Leag-uo was held in the Library nail at Papanui on Monday. Mr W. Pool prsaided over a good attendance of members. A letter was received from the secretary v of the Council of tho Burgesses' Association asking tnat a deputation be received oa the subject of affiliation to the Council of United Burgesses' Association. It was reao.ved that tha d3putiuon be received at the next meeting of the League. : Several items ot interest to the district I wero diicussed, amongst the number beinj tho acquiring of the Langdon ro-d_property as an extension to the existing p.irk; mo that tho City Council be appioached, asking that a light be placed at the subway at tho inter-section of Church street and th> railway line; that all fences overhanging tin .•uotp.-uhs be-out bade to the- correct boundary line. This was shown to be a great nuisance in several atreet3 J that the light at the post office ba kept burning durin? tho evenings; that the by-law relating to the driving of cattle through tho main streets be enforced. It wm r»8o 1 that th? Brcrotary write ■to the Town Hall Committee congratulating them on tiw comnlotioa ol.tie buildiM.
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17741, 18 April 1923, Page 6
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